Rubber Rolls

Multi-Colour Rubber Roll Flooring for Every Zone of Your Gym.

Rubber Rolls from Everise Fitness bring colour into the picture, literally. While rolls are typically picked for practical reasons like fewer seams and faster coverage across large floor areas, this version adds a visual layer to that practicality, with a colour range wide enough to actually design a floor plan around rather than just cover it.

Available in five colours, Black, White, Yellow, Red, Blue, Green, and Multi, alongside five thickness options (2mm, 4mm, 6mm, 8mm, and 10mm), Rubber Rolls give gyms and fitness facilities room to plan both function and layout at once. A facility might use black for general flooring, then bring in red or blue to visually mark out a cardio corner, a stretching zone, or a kids’ area, without switching flooring types.

Roll-format flooring is generally preferred over tiles when a space is large and continuous, since it means fewer seams underfoot and a quicker installation across open floor plans. It’s a common choice for gyms, fitness centers, sports facilities, and commercial spaces that want durable, non-slip flooring without a patchwork look. To check colour availability, thickness recommendations, or get a quote for your space, reach out to Everise Fitness through the enquiry form.

Frequently Asked Questions

Question 1. How many colour options does Rubber Rolls flooring come in?
Answer: It’s available in Black, White, Yellow, Red, Blue, Green, and Multi.

Question 2. Why would someone choose rolls over tiles for a large gym floor?
Answer: Rolls cover continuous areas with fewer seams, which generally makes installation quicker and gives a cleaner look across large open spaces compared to laying individual tiles.

Question 3. What’s the difference between this and Grey Rubber Rolls?
Answer: Rubber Rolls come in seven colour options including Black, White, Yellow, Red, Blue, Green, and Multi, while Grey Rubber Rolls are offered without additional colour choices.

Question 4. Can different colours be used to mark out zones within one gym?
Answer: Yes, the colour range makes it possible to use different colours for different areas of a facility, such as separating a cardio zone from a free weights area.