Gymflex Systems

Gymflex Free Weight

Gymflex Free Weight is a high-performance floor for weightlifting and strength zones, delivering shock absorption, noise reduction and durability while protecting both athletes and equipment.

Made for Fitness Studio Free Weights

Floor heights
104–156mm
Acoustic reduction
29 dB
Static load
650 kg
Club components
10

In detail

About Gymflex Free Weight

Our Free Weights floor is a specialised High Density, impact Absorbing, Rubber floor system designed to withstand the unique stresses of heavy lifting and impacts of free weights, whilst having excellent Acoustic isolation properties.

This system is built using our Rubberflex shock absorbing cradle, with an extra strength layer to protect both the gym structure and the equipment, whilst also ensuring the safety & comfort of the lifters.

At a glance

Key features and benefits

  1. Recycled Interlocking Rubber Tile 40mm

  2. Adjustable heights 104-156mm

  3. Acoustic Isolation

  4. Ideal for free weights, Machines and medium impact use

  5. Excellent shock absorption

  6. Impact up to 80KG (height of 1.5m)

3D Model of GYMFLEX FREE WEIGHT flooring and cradles

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Price your Gymflex Free Weight floor

  1. Choose your floor height Each height is a set build-up of cradles, spacers and battens.
  2. Pick your flooring and area Add wastage for cuts and awkward rooms. 5–15% is usual.
  3. Request your quote We estimate delivery from your postcode at checkout and confirm it on your quote.

Choose your floor height

104 mm

5 heights available

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Datasheets and Specifications
New Era Floor Systems LTD | Overview | NBS Source
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