Pros and Cons Associated with Various types of Home Gym Flooring

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Pros Cons Associated with Various types of
HOME GYM FLOORING
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There are a wide variety of floor covering
options available for use as home gym flooring
and at times picking out the right solution may
seem like a difficult task.
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Carpet tiles
However, the three most popular flooring options
for use in the home gym and exercise rooms are
carpeted, rubber flooring, foam flooring.
Rubber flooring
Foam flooring
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Here are the pros and cons of each of the
available options.
Rubber flooring
Carpet tiles
Foam flooring
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CARPET TILES
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Carpet is the most popular flooring option as it
can be used for all purposes, relatively
inexpensive, comfortable to touch, and fairly
easy to clean maintain.
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Carpet is an excellent home gym flooring solution
and low pile carpet is best for use in areas
where exercise takes place.
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Carpet tiles are available in a wide array of
colors, durable enough to last for many years and
soft enough to do your exercises.
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Carpet is also a favorite gym flooring option
since it is a floor covering that the average
home user completely understands already knows
how to take care of.
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But, they can stretch over time under strenuous
use and require a carpet installer to re-stretch
the carpet can hold moisture which requires a
professional cleaning every few years.
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RUBBER FLOORING
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You can purchase rubber flooring in rolls or
tiles and it is available in a wide range of
thickness color options.
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Rubber flooring can be easily installed by the
homeowner with no prior installation experience.
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Rubber flooring is perhaps the most durable
shock absorbing flooring option available and is
a solution of choice for homeowners who lift
heavy weights or have heavy cardio.
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It is easier to clean than carpet and is also
naturally antimicrobial which means it will not
harbor mold, fungi, or mildew growth.
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Rubber is also an excellent sound insulator and
helps keep homes quiet during workouts.
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Rubber flooring is so heavy that some users may
find it difficult moving the product around.
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Additionally, rubber flooring can get to be
higher in cost, if the homeowner desires to have
a particular color.
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FOAM FLOORING
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Foam flooring is most often sold in interlocking
tiles and mats and can be easily installed by a
homeowner in mere minutes.
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Foam is very low in cost, easy to clean, and
offers enough comfort cushion, providing a soft
flooring solution.
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Many home users also choose foam tiles since many
colors can often be locked together to form
custom designs such as checkerboard patterns or
border patterns.
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Foam tiles are also lightweight and portable,
which can be used as an interlocking floor foam
mat if you need a temporary workout space.
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Foam floor mats are best suited for people who do
lighter workouts and it is not recommended for
homeowners who use heavy weight equipment.
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Foam tiles will easily compress under heavy
weight equipment and overtime foam won't
completely bounce back if it's compressed for too
long.
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CONCLUSION
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By going through the above discussion, you can
easily know about the various types of gym
flooring available.
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While choosing a gym flooring for your home
decide wisely keeping in mind the types of
workout you do.
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