✔️ 30mm Heavy Duty Rubber  |  ✔️ EN 13893 / R10 Certified  |  ✔️ CE & REACH

The highest noise reduction specification in our gym tile range — 30mm at 85% sound dampening, specifically engineered for above-ground gyms, CrossFit boxes in shared buildings and any facility where noise transmission is a compliance or planning consideration.

Why Choose These Tiles?

• ✅ 85% noise reduction — the maximum available in standard rubber gym tile format
• ✅ 200kg+ drop rated — handles the heavy drops that generate the most noise
• ✅ EN 13893 certified — commercial premises compliant for noise-sensitive environments
• ✅ 1,000+ kg/m³ density — absorbs and dampens vibration at source before it transmits
• ✅ Available in 1m² and 500mm — optimise for your space and noise-sensitive zones

How Many Tiles Do You Need?

1m² tiles: tile count = floor area m² + 10%. 500mm tiles: floor area × 4 + 10%.

✔️ Free UK mainland delivery on all orders. Same-day dispatch before 2pm.

Complete Range

• 16mm Tiles — general weights areas
• 20mm Tiles — heavy free weights, CrossFit
• 30mm Tiles — Olympic lifting, 200kg+ drops

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much noise do these 30mm rubber tiles actually reduce?
A: These tiles achieve 85% noise reduction — independently tested. At 30mm thickness and 1,000+ kg/m³ density, the material mass and compression depth together absorb both impact sound (structure-borne noise) and airborne sound generated by barbell drops, weight plate clanking, and footfall.

Q: Why does tile thickness matter for noise reduction in gyms?
A: Noise reduction in rubber gym flooring is directly related to depth and density. A 30mm tile at 1,000+ kg/m³ provides significantly more mass and compression travel than a 15mm or 20mm tile — translating into measurably less noise transmitted through the floor structure to rooms below or adjacent.

Q: Are these tiles suitable for gyms above residential apartments or commercial units?
A: Yes — the 85% noise reduction specification makes these tiles appropriate for gyms in mixed-use buildings where noise management is a planning or lease condition. They are widely used in city-centre gym conversions, first-floor commercial units, and hotel gyms where impact noise is a tenant or neighbour concern.

Q: Can these noise-reducing tiles help with planning permission for a gym?
A: Acoustic performance documentation supports planning applications for change of use to gym in noise-sensitive locations. The EN 13893 certification and 85% noise reduction rating provide a basis for demonstrating adequate sound mitigation in planning submissions and building control assessments.

Q: Do these tiles reduce noise from gym equipment other than free weights?
A: Yes. The noise reduction spec covers impact and vibration across all gym equipment types — treadmill motor vibration, rowing machine impact, plyometric box jumps, and battle rope slams all generate lower transmitted noise through 30mm tiles versus thinner alternatives.

Q: How do I get the maximum noise reduction from these tiles?
A: For maximum acoustic performance: install tiles tightly with no gaps at joins, use perimeter adhesive to prevent edge lift, and consider adding a 5mm acoustic underlay beneath the tiles in the most impact-intensive zones such as deadlift areas. Rubber-to-concrete direct contact is effective; rubber over timber subfloor may require additional damping.