Rubber Tile 24"x24"x1.5"
Available to order as a pair or in multi-packs of 6, 8, 12, and 16, these heavy-duty rubber flooring tiles can be versatile additions to any gym. Use them to build a lifting platform; as a landing pad for atlas stones; or to adjust the height on your box squats or plyo box jumps. Available in your choice of a smooth or crumb finish.
Rubber Tile 24"x24"x1.5" Reviews
Based on 9 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Rogue Fitness Rubber Tile 24"x24"x1.5" have an average rating of 4.44 out of 5. They're currently the #3 most-owned Flooring on Gym Radar, with 16 home gyms reporting ownership.
9 Reviews
Performance
4.89 / 5
Build Quality
4.67 / 5
Value
3.78 / 5
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(4.00)
These tiles are heavy duty and alleviate any concerns of floor damage during deadlifts. I move the tiles around my gym and lay them down to make a temporary 2x8 ft deadlift platform. I picked up 4 tiles in the Rogue boneyard section ($55 a piece) which helped with the price/value but these are an expensive way to go for a deadlift platform. I would recommend these at the Rogue boneyard price and definitely on marketplace if you can find them used.
(4.00)
I bought 8 of these used off marketplace. Would never have paid fun price tbh. I use these as an extra layer of protection when deadlifting or anything where I might be dropping stuff since my main gym flooring is thin
(5.00)
I got a lot of these from a gym for a great price $5 each (100) and perfer them better than horse stall mats, but would choose horse stall mats if I was buying at full price.
(3.67)
These tiles are the ones from over 10 years ago (2015) so I’m sure they’ve improved the quality but I think my knock on these would be how they fit within the platform. They tend to slide around leaving pretty significant gaps in between the tiles which can be problematic when deadlifting heavy.
(5.00)
These were on most of the platforms I used at ATP gym. Much better quality and much more grippy than horse stall mats, and they all fit together very nicely leaving no cracks in between
(4.33)
100x better then horse stall mats for any type of platform
(4.33)
I used to use these for deficit work and sound deadening. They are heavy duty and won’t move an inch unless you want them to.
(5.00)
I like these a lot not only for use within a deadlift platform, but to use on exercises like deficit deadlifts or on top of a box squat box.
(4.67)
These are robust and feel great in a deadlift platform. Expensive, but are a great small space floor option. They conform well to the floor if there are small bumps. There are ventilation slots so I have not noticed issues with moisture. No issues with cracking or splitting over use.