Mosolut Anti-Shock rubber flooring is designed for spaces where effective impact absorption, subfloor protection, and a safe walking surface are essential. It is manufactured in a dual-layer system that ensures high durability and excellent shock absorption.
The Indoor version is intended for indoor fitness zones.
The Outdoor version is adapted for extreme weather conditions thanks to an additional PU adhesive layer and reinforced granules that extend the product’s lifespan.
Integrated drainage channels prevent water accumulation, helping keep the surface dry and safe.
Application possibilities
- Sports courts
Safe and flexible flooring for various sports activities.
- Playgrounds
Helps minimize the risk of injuries from falls.
- Fitness and workout parks
Stable support for weights and fitness equipment.
- Garden pathways
Comfortable and anti-slip walking surface.
- Stables and horse shelters
Absorbs impacts, protects joints and hooves, and reduces the risk of slipping.
Safe and certified sports surface
| Property | Value | Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Slip resistance – dry conditions | <105 PTV | EN 13036-4:2004 |
| Slip resistance – wet conditions | <75 PTV | EN 13036-4:2004 |
| Abrasion resistance | MG <560 | EN ISO 5470-1:2001 |
| Tensile strength | > 0.65 MPa | — |
| Hardness | 55–75 Shore A | ISO 868 PN-93/C-04206 |
| Density | 950–1,000 kg/m³ | EN ISO 845:2010 |
| Fire classification | EFL s1 (DFL & CFL available) | — |
INSTALLATION
Rubber mats may slightly vary in dimensions after manufacturing and cooling. This is a natural property of the material and does not affect functionality.
We recommend staggered installation (brick pattern rather than corner-to-corner), which helps compensate for small dimensional differences and provides greater stability.
Expansion gaps should be left near walls (approximately 5–10 mm depending on the floor area). The flooring should not be fixed to walls to allow natural material movement.
If a specific tile is exposed to direct sunlight and there is a risk of expansion or movement, we recommend local fixation using a suitable adhesive. Adhesive should only be applied beneath the affected tile, not across the entire surface.
Cutting the tiles
- 8 mm tiles can be cut using a utility knife, though this requires more physical effort.
- Tiles up to 15 mm thick can also be cut with a jigsaw.
- For thicker tiles, a circular saw with a 20–24 tooth blade is recommended to prevent overheating and ensure a smooth cut.
Installation near walls
Near walls, we recommend edge pieces with a minimum width of 20 cm to maintain floor stability and visual balance.
If the room layout does not allow this, smaller pieces may still be used without affecting functionality.
Cleaning
The tiles are made from rubber granules with a slightly porous surface.
We recommend:
- regular vacuuming or sweeping,
- cleaning with water or pressure washing as needed,
- avoiding aggressive chemicals.
Parameters
| Type | Mat |
|---|---|
| Material | Rubber granules bonded with polyurethane |
| Connection type | Straight |
| Colour | Black |
| Height [cm] | 3, 4,3, 2,5, 3,5 |
| Length [cm] | 100 |
| Width [cm] | 100 |
| Number of pieces per package | 1 |
| Coverage area per 1 piece / m² | 1 |
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