Rubber Lifting Tiles
The rubber lifting tiles are designed to be added to the Deadlift Platform or Olympic Lifting Platform Frame. Sold as a pack of four, 1.6" thick, impact-resistant center rubber tiles to support any workout and fitness equipment style. Easy to install, the edges fit together smoothly and appear nearly invisible once placed. These non-slip rubber tiles can create custom mats for home gyms or customize a designated lifting platform to perform deadlifts, cleans, jerks, or other movements to test your muscle gains.
Rubber Lifting Tiles Reviews
Based on 14 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Titan Fitness Rubber Lifting Tiles have an average rating of 4.76 out of 5. They're currently the #2 most-owned Flooring on Gym Radar, with 31 home gyms reporting ownership.
14 Reviews
Performance
4.93 / 5
Build Quality
4.43 / 5
Value
4.93 / 5
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(4.33)
I got a deal on these tiles on black Friday, and built out my 8x8 platform, I like that they are the compressed rubber tiles (Similar to the Higher Temp rogue bumper plates) vs the smooth molded tiles because they don't track dirt footprints. However they were advertised as 2'x2' tiles and they are actually 23.5" x 23.5" which does seem too bad until you stack them side by side and you lose 2" at the end.
(5.00)
I bought a set of 8 of these and love them. As you can see in the picture, I have carpet for the squat stands and use these in the deadlift area. They do slide around on the concrete and I may buy a frame at some point. However, the performance is first class. The price point is much higher than stall mats, but in this case, you get what you pay for.
(5.00)
Great price on these with the shipping. They smell like ass at first but just leave them out in the sun for a bit and you’re golden, son. The real value I’ve found with these is to sandwich wood in between a pair and create a mobile deadlift platform. I also have some other individual tiles that I use for deficits. I really enjoy having these.
(4.67)
I use these often to either add a bit of height to my deadlifts or to add deficits. Additionally, they're great for whatever strongman stuff I'm doing when I don't want to ruin concrete or my equipment. When first starting my gym, I also used this to deadlift because I didn't have any other mats at that point. They have held up very well for over 6 years.
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(4.33)
Got them off Amazon for a good price. They do the job and I use them for deficit deadlifts and when I want it a bit more quiet lifting as they do soften the drop. Bits of it flake off but nothing crazy, just small amounts on the sides. Would recommend them for the price.
(5.00)
I used on outside of my DL platform with a wood insert I made. A hint of the stall mat smell we all love, but leans harder into the “uncured rubber, Harbor Freight” essence. Decent bounce, good protection. Functionally work.
Pic is early gym but probably shows them the best
(5.00)
I use these rubber tiles in my Titan Fitness deadlift platform as a way of protecting my garage floor from deadlifts, etc. They work great and are affordable. I will be purchase four more soon in order to do elevated deadlifts.
(5.00)
They work great and were not crazy expensive. Would buy them again
(5.00)
Great tiles. When the budget allows I will buy 4 more.
(5.00)
Bought these for a little extra floor protection but also need 4 of them to be in line with the Titan crash pads if you’re using those to deadlift. These also can serve for deficit platforms so there is some good versatility.