High Impact Tile - (Rephouse - Neoflex)

High Impact Tile – (Rephouse – Neoflex)

Description

Neoflex™ High Impact Tiles are monolithic rubber flooring engineered to absorb heavy free-weight impacts, delivering superior sound and vibration control. With various tile sizes and custom surface options, they deliver excellent acoustic performance, ideal for free weight and weightlifting areas.

Features & Benefits

Heavy-duty performance.|505 x 505mm, 505 x 1010, 611 x 611mm and 1010 x 1010mm tile sizes,|Available in any surface colours from the Neoflex range.|Durable and easy to install.|Offers slip resistance, friction and sound absorption.|Superior stain resistance, easy to clean and maintain.|Meets fire safety regulations.

Specifications

Performance: Heavy-duty performance
Tile sizes: 505 × 505 mm, 505 × 1010 mm, 611 × 611 mm, 1010 × 1010 mm
Thickness range: 15–100 mm
Colour options: Available in any surface colours from the Neoflex range
Installation: Durable and easy to install
Performance features:
- Slip resistance
- Friction control
- Sound absorption
- Superior stain resistance
- Easy to clean and maintain
- Meets fire safety regulations
Intended use: Designed to attenuate impact from heavy free weights that thinner surfaces cannot support
Category: Rubber flooring
Applications: Sports & fitness
Material: Rubber
Composition: Virgin and recycled polymetrically bound synthetic EPDM rubber

Compliance & Certification

- Meets fire safety regulations.

Technical Product Details

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Sustainability

The carpet industry has a long history of creating products that provide numerous benefits, especially for indoor air quality.

Today, indoor air quality (IAQ) is an important environmental consideration, especially since we spend approximately 90 percent of our time indoors. In 1992, CRI launched its Green Label program to test carpet, cushions, and adhesives to help specifiers identify products with very low emissions of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs). In the 2000s, CRI launched the Green Label Plus programs for carpet, adhesives, and cushion.
These enhanced programs set higher standards for IAQ and let customers know they are purchasing the very lowest emitting products available on the market. Using scientifically established standards, the Green Label Plus program symbolizes the carpet industry’s commitment to creating a better indoor environment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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