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

The 7 mm rubber puzzle tile in speckled light grey, 100 x 100 cm, is the brightness-enhancing version of the catalogue’s dual-certified tile: Cfl-S2 fire rating (EN 13501-1, compliant for public-access buildings) plus A+ indoor-air (VOC) class, laid glue-free thanks to its interlocking puzzle edges. Price: 65.00 EUR excluding VAT per m2, with volume discounts.

Light grey as a lighting tool

Technically, this tile is identical to its speckled dark grey twin, same high-density rubber, same 7 mm thickness, same certifications, same price. What changes is what the floor does to the room. Light grey reflects noticeably more light than dark grey: in basements, windowless studios and compact training rooms it amplifies artificial lighting and visually enlarges the space without touching the electrical installation. The trade-off is honest: dark scuffs from shoe soles and equipment show more on a light background.

Where the light grey version fits best

• Basement gyms and windowless studios that need every lumen reflected
• Nurseries, schools and childcare facilities, where the A+ VOC class covers the regulatory requirements for premises hosting minors and the tone is softer than dark grey
• Active offices and standing zones, where a light floor blends into contemporary workspaces
• Yoga and pilates studios seeking an airy, calm visual atmosphere

Technical essentials

• High-density rubber, non-slip, moisture resistant, standard cleaning
• Impact-noise reduction of around 10 to 15 dB (delta-Lw, ISO 10140-3 type tests, ISO 717-2 rating), suited to cardio and circulation zones
• Glue-free, screw-free puzzle assembly: removable, leaves rented floors untouched
• Not intended for heavy free weights or bar drops; thicker tiles in the catalogue cover those zones
• Can be combined with the dark grey tile, same thickness, flush junction, for two-tone layouts

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Is there any technical difference between the light and dark grey tiles?

None. Material, thickness, certifications, acoustic behaviour and price are identical; the choice is purely about the visual effect, brightness on one side, mark concealment on the other. The two can even be mixed in one space to zone areas without painted markings.

Does light grey demand more cleaning?

The surface cleans identically, but dark scuffs are more visible on the light background, so high-traffic facilities perceive a higher cleaning frequency. In spaces with 50+ users a day, the dark grey twin hides daily wear better.

Can cardio machines stand on a 7 mm tile?

Yes, that is a reference use: the tile absorbs the continuous vibration of bikes, treadmills and rowers. Position machine feet towards tile centres rather than across puzzle joints, especially under motorised treadmills over 150 kg.

For a project quotation with cutting allowances and the applicable volume pricing, send our team your floor plan; quotes are free and returned within 24 hours.