Rubber Puzzle Tile 7 mm — Speckled Dark Grey, Cfl-S2, A+

The 7 mm rubber puzzle tile in speckled dark grey, 100 x 100 cm, is the double-certified floor of the catalogue: Cfl-S2 fire rating compliant for public-access buildings (EN 13501-1) combined with the A+ indoor-air (VOC) class, in a glue-free interlocking format. Price: 65.00 EUR excluding VAT per m2, with volume discounts.

Two certifications, one tile, one file for the safety commission

For a facility preparing an opening file, this tile settles two compliance points at once. Cfl-S2 answers the fire-safety requirement for sports-facility flooring in public-access buildings; the A+ VOC class is the best emission rating available and the one requested in files for premises hosting minors and, increasingly, in public procurement. That combination, not thickness or looks, is what distinguishes this 7 mm tile from the cheaper black training tiles of the catalogue.

Positioned for cardio and traffic, not free weights

• Optimal under cardio machines: absorbs continuous vibration from bikes, treadmills and rowers
• Suited to stretching zones, light functional circuits, corridors and changing areas
• Impact-noise reduction of around 10 to 15 dB (delta-Lw, ISO 10140-3 type tests, ISO 717-2 rating)
• Not for rack, deadlift or bar-drop zones: thicker tiles in the range cover heavy free weights

Why the dark grey tone works hard

Speckled dark grey is the most forgiving colour of the range: it conceals dust, sole marks and equipment scuffs between cleans, which is why high-rotation facilities choose it over the light grey twin. It is also neutral enough for corporate settings, an active-office zone floored in dark grey reads as workspace, not gym. The glue-free puzzle assembly needs no works, leaves the substrate untouched, and a 20 m2 zone is laid, or removed, in about an hour: a decisive point in leased premises.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Is Cfl-S2 always sufficient, or can Cfl-S1 be required?

Cfl-S2 satisfies the requirements of almost all gyms, studios, community facilities and hotels. Certain high-risk or high-capacity public buildings can demand Cfl-S1, which differs on smoke production; confirm with your safety commission before ordering, and note that Cfl-S1-rated click tiles exist elsewhere in the catalogue if your file requires them.

Can the tile be laid over an existing parquet floor?

Yes, without damage: no glue, no screws, no residue at removal. The parquet must simply be stable and flat; on a particularly flexible floating floor, test a small area first.

How much should we order for a room with obstacles?

One tile per m2, plus 5 to 8 percent for edge cuts and obstacles; a 50 m2 room typically needs 54 to 55 tiles. Cutting is clean with a long-blade utility knife. Send your plan for an exact count.

For volume pricing and help choosing between certifications and thicknesses, contact our team; quotations are free and returned within 24 hours.