Mats

Depending on where you need the mat and what would happen on the map, there are various diameters to choose from. You could opt for ¼" where you will be installing treadmills, ⅜" in standard areas, ½" where lifting weights (max 100lbs) will be the norm, and ¾" where weights heavier than 100lbs will be dropped.

Depending on the activity you enjoy, you can choose from the variety of mats available. PVC and TPE mats are highly common with TPE being a more eco-friendly option. Both have comparable non-slip characteristics.

All hard metals and other unsuitable materials that may have been introduced during production are eliminated before they are sold. This is confirmed through adequate testing.

For yogis, the traditional way is the only way to go. Considering how yoga was originally performed without shoes, shoes are not an acceptable option for certain yogis. However, not all mats can help to stay balanced without shoes. Fortunately, our range also features non-slip mats. With these, you can practice yoga or other forms of exercise with your bare feet.

Depending on what mat you purchase, machine washing is rarely advised. The mats have no complex designs making them easy to clean using a piece of cloth and soap water. If you must machine wash it, treat it as fragile.