Coin Rubber Roll Flooring | 3mm Thick | 1m Wide | Up to 15m Length
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3mm Thick
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Black Rubber Roll
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Checker Pattern Finish
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1m Wide with Lengths Up to 15m
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Glue-Down Rubber Flooring for Garages, Gyms, Offices, Shops and Commercial Areas
Practical Checker Rubber Flooring for Larger Areas
This 3mm checker rubber roll flooring provides a practical solution for covering larger indoor floor areas without relying on numerous individual tiles. The roll is 1m wide and available in various lengths up to 15m, making it easier to select material according to the dimensions of the intended space.
The black rubber construction creates a straightforward functional appearance, while the checker pattern adds visible surface definition. Listed applications include garage floors, gym floors, offices, shops, basements, concrete surfaces and both residential and commercial environments.
Because the material is supplied in roll form, longer areas can be covered with fewer individual pieces. This can help create a cleaner, more continuous-looking floor where a simple modular tile layout is not preferred.
Why 3mm Thickness Works for Low-Profile Floors
At 3mm thick, the flooring creates a relatively slim rubber layer over the existing substrate. This can be useful in areas where additional floor height needs to remain controlled around doors, thresholds, fitted furniture or transitions into adjoining flooring.
The low-profile construction is better suited to general surface coverage than substantial cushioning or heavy impact absorption. In offices, shops, garages and similar practical areas, it can provide a dedicated rubber floor without the greater build-up associated with much thicker mats.
For gym spaces involving repeated dropped weights or demanding impact, a thicker specialist rubber flooring option may be more appropriate.
Checker Pattern Adds a Defined Surface Appearance
The visible face features a checker pattern rather than a smooth or coin-style finish. This creates a more structured appearance and gives the installed flooring additional visual character across larger floor areas.
The plain black colour keeps the overall design practical and understated, making it easier to coordinate with gym equipment, garage storage, commercial fixtures or office interiors. The repeated checker design also creates a consistent appearance when longer sections are installed together.
No certified slip-resistance rating is provided in the supplied product information, so the checker finish should not be described as independently tested anti-slip flooring.
1m Wide Rolls Make Coverage Simple to Calculate
The roll is 1m wide, which makes initial floor planning straightforward. Each metre of roll length provides approximately one square metre of nominal material before trimming or installation wastage is taken into account.
Lengths are available up to 15m, making the format useful for long rectangular spaces, corridors, garage sections or commercial areas where buyers want fewer end joins.
Before ordering, measure both the length and width of the floor and decide how each roll section will be positioned. Allow additional material where trimming is required around walls, columns, doorways or fixed equipment.
Glue-Down Installation for a Fixed Finish
This rubber roll flooring is specified for glue-down installation. The material should therefore be bonded to a suitable prepared substrate using an adhesive compatible with rubber flooring and the existing floor.
The substrate should be clean, dry, stable and reasonably even before installation begins. Because the flooring is only 3mm thick, significant imperfections beneath the rubber may remain noticeable after fitting.
Concrete is specifically listed among the suitable applications. The exact adhesive is not supplied, so the correct product should be selected according to the substrate and installation conditions rather than assumed.
Suitable for Garages, Gyms, Offices and Shops
The supplied suitability information includes basements, concrete surfaces, garage floors, gym floors, offices, shops, parking pads and both residential and commercial settings. This gives the flooring broad potential across practical indoor spaces.
In garages and shops, roll flooring can reduce the number of joints compared with small tiles. In offices and commercial areas, the black checker surface provides a clean functional finish without decorative complexity.
For gym installations, the 3mm profile is better considered for general floor coverage than specialist heavy-impact lifting zones. The intended activity and required floor protection should always guide the final flooring choice.
Product Specifications
- Condition: New
- Material: Rubber
- Colour: Black
- Pattern: Checker
- Finish: Low Gloss
- Thickness: 3mm
- Roll Width: 1m
- Maximum Length: Up to 15m
- Available Sizes: Various Lengths
- Installation: Glue Down
- Product Type: Indoor Rubber Roll Flooring
- Feature: Easy to Install
- Suitable Surface: Concrete
- Suitable Areas: Basement, Garage Floor, Gym Floor, Office and Shop
- Applications: Commercial and Residential Flooring
- Additional Listed Use: Parking Pad
Frequently Asked Questions
How wide is this checker rubber flooring roll?
The roll is 1m wide, making floor calculations straightforward. Each metre of roll length provides approximately one square metre of nominal material before trimming, fitting adjustments or installation wastage.
What lengths are available?
The flooring is supplied in various lengths up to 15m. Longer sections can help reduce the number of end joins when covering corridors, garages, shops or other rectangular indoor areas.
How thick is the rubber flooring?
The roll is 3mm thick, creating a relatively low-profile floor covering. This can be useful where door clearance, thresholds or adjoining floor finishes limit how much additional height can be introduced.
What surface pattern does the flooring have?
The item specifics identify the surface as checker patterned. This gives the rubber a more structured appearance than smooth flooring and creates consistent visual definition across larger installed sections.
How is the rubber roll installed?
The flooring is designed for glue-down installation. It should be bonded to a suitable prepared substrate using an adhesive appropriate for both rubber flooring and the existing surface underneath.
Can this flooring be installed over concrete?
Yes. Concrete is specifically listed among the suitable applications. The surface should still be clean, dry, stable and reasonably even before adhesive and rubber flooring are installed.
Is this rubber flooring suitable for garages?
Yes. Garage flooring is included among the listed uses. The roll format provides broad continuous coverage, while the 3mm profile should be matched to the expected level of garage use.
Can it be used for gym flooring?
Yes. Gym floors are included in the suitability information. The 3mm thickness is better suited to general coverage than areas requiring substantial cushioning from repeated heavy dropped weights.
Is the flooring suitable for offices and shops?
Yes. Offices, shops and commercial areas are specifically listed. The black checker-pattern finish provides a practical appearance that can suit functional working and customer-facing interior spaces.
How much flooring should I order?
Measure the complete floor and plan how the 1m-wide sections will run. Allow additional material for wall edges, doorways, columns, fixed equipment and normal cutting or installation wastage.
