Premium 42 mm rubber drop zone tile, Dfl-S1 classification
Premium 42 mm rubber drop zone tile, Dfl-S1 classification : fire rated rubber flooring tiles, marque Light In Fitness, 60,00 EUR excl. VAT. Delivery and installation priced on quotation across Europe.
60.00 € excl. VAT
i.e. 72.00 € incl. VAT · VAT 20% · financement crédit-bail 36 à 60 mois
Recycled SBR rubber tile of 42 mm in 100 x 100 cm format, dimensioned for weightlifting drop zones. Fire classification Dfl-S1 to EN 13501-1, report on request.
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Description
This 42 mm recycled SBR rubber tile of 100 x 100 cm is dimensioned for drop zones and carries a Dfl-S1 fire classification to EN 13501-1. Thickness and fire behaviour are the two reasons it is specified: it takes dropped loads in a weightlifting area, and its classification opens projects that a standard Efl tile cannot serve.
The finish is a medium black granulate. The tile is non slip, can be laid loose or bonded, and is suitable indoors and outdoors. Maintenance is a vacuum then a mop with neutral detergent. The warranty is five years against manufacturing defects.
The S1 suffix in the classification refers to smoke production, and Dfl to the reaction to fire of the flooring. For a public building project in France subject to ERP rules, or for a public tender, request the fire test report in advance: it is issued on demand and is usually required as part of the submission rather than after the order.
Technical specification
| Format | 100 x 100 cm, 1 m2 per tile |
| Thickness | 42 mm |
| Material | Recycled SBR rubber |
| Finish | Medium black granulate |
| Fire classification | Dfl-S1 to EN 13501-1; test report on request |
| Impact absorption | Dimensioned for drop zones |
| Slip resistance | Non slip; R classification on request |
| Installation | Loose laid or bonded, indoor and outdoor |
| Maintenance | Vacuum, mop, neutral detergent |
| Warranty | 5 years against manufacturing defects, excluding normal wear |
| Reference | LIF-21802 |
| Price | 60 EUR excluding VAT per square metre; volume pricing on large areas |
Specifying a drop zone
A weightlifting area is not floored to the same specification as the rest of the room. Under a platform or a rack where loaded barbells are dropped, the floor has to absorb the impact, protect the slab and contain the noise transmitted into the structure, and that is a question of thickness and density rather than of surface finish.
The usual approach is a 42 mm tile in the drop zones and a thinner tile across the rest of the floor, with the transition falling at a rack line so that the change in level is not in a walking route. We size the zones on your plan at quotation stage.
Frequently asked questions
Is the fire test report supplied?
It is issued on request. Ask for it before submitting a public tender or an ERP file, since it is normally required with the submission.
Should the whole floor be 42 mm?
Rarely. Thickness is concentrated where loads are dropped; elsewhere a thinner tile is sufficient and less costly.
Is the tile suitable outdoors?
Yes, indoor and outdoor use are both covered, loose laid or bonded depending on the substrate.
Request a quotation for a reply within 24 working hours, or browse the weightlifting rubber tiles range.
