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Duratrain Rubber Fitness Floor Tile – 61 × 61 cm, 3.18 cm thick
Duratrain fitness flooring is a rubber tile made from 100% recycled truck tire rubber, designed for free-weight and functional training areas. Each tile measures 61 × 61 cm and is 3.18 cm thick, weighs 8.66 kg—or 23.12 kg/m²—and has a density of 913 kg/m³. The manufacturer specifies the shock absorption at 53.1%. The tiles are connected using the Kroslock tongue-and-groove system. Manufactured in Canada.
Key Benefits
- Shock absorption: 53.1% – Manufacturer's specification for the 3.18 cm-thick tile
- 8.66 kg per tile at 913 kg/m³—based on the tile's own weight, without adhesive
- Kroslock Tongue-and-Groove System – the tiles interlock
- 100% recycled truck tire rubber—according to the manufacturer, it has a lower odor than passenger car tire rubber
- −30 to +80 °C and moisture-resistant—also suitable for utility rooms and outdoor spaces
- Made in Canada – according to the manufacturer; comes with a 10-year warranty, as stated by the manufacturer
Who is it suitable for?
Best suited for free-weight zones, functional training areas, and rack areas in gyms that want to absorb sound and impact on the floor.
Technical Specifications
- Dimensions: 61 × 61 cm
- Thickness: 3.18 cm
- Weight: 8.66 kg per tile, equivalent to 23.12 kg/m²
- Density: 913 kg/m³
- Shock absorption: 53.1% (manufacturer's specification)
- Material: 100% recycled rubber from truck tires
- Connection: Kroslock tongue-and-groove system
- Temperature range: −30 to +80 °C
- Moisture: Not sensitive to moisture, according to the manufacturer
- Color: Black
- Country of Origin: Canada (according to the manufacturer)
- Warranty: 10 years according to the manufacturer (as stated on the French product page)
- Minimum order quantity: 10 tiles
- Standard: The manufacturer does not specify either an EN standard or a fire rating.
As of: 09/2026
Applications
Free-weight and deadlift zones, rack and functional areas, as well as adjacent rooms with fluctuating humidity levels. Thanks to their weight and tongue-and-groove joints, the tiles are installed without adhesive.
Comparison with the sister model
The manufacturer offers two sister flooring products from the same family: Durasound and Durasafe. Durasafe is the impact-absorbing tile, while Duratrain is the tile designed for training areas with free weights.
Compatible Accessories
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Does the floor need to be glued down?
No. The tiles are connected using the Kroslock tongue-and-groove system and rest on the subfloor with a weight of 8.66 kg per tile.
How many tiles do I need?
One tile covers 61 × 61 cm; approximately 2.7 tiles make up one square meter. The minimum order quantity is 10 tiles.
How durable is the tile?
The French product page mentions a drop test involving 4,000 impacts from a 360-kg test specimen. We do not have a test report for this.
Does the floor also absorb sound?
The manufacturer states that the tiles significantly reduce noise and vibrations. We do not have any test results or an acoustic assessment.
Does the floor smell like rubber?
The manufacturer uses truck tire granules and describes them as producing less odor than passenger car tire rubber. There is no evidence of VOCs or odor.