Two protective layers + air cushion dampening for maximum impact and sound protection

• Layer 1: Fine granulate with 0.8 mm grain size
• firm grip to shoes
• Slip resistance
• not crumbly
• does not absorb water or sweat drops
• Layer 2: Coarse granulate with 2.4 mm grain size
• soft and shock-absorbing
• soundproofing
• high elasticity
• The bottom layer is particularly pure and free of dyes and leaves no marks on parquet, tiles or laminate
• High breaking strength of 4.4 MPa
• Resistant to drops from sharp-edged or thin weight plates
• UV-resistant
• Suitable for outdoor use
• Suitable for underfloor heating
• Temperature use between -22°C and +85°C without deformation of the structure
• High material density of up to 300 kg per m2

AirCushion the true master in protection

• The AirCushion openings significantly increase the floor and sound insulation properties of the mat
• Particularly suitable for fragile subfloors and underfloor heating systems

Robustness that fascinates with plug connections

• UltraProtect is supplied as standard with four fixing elements per mat that connect the floor protection panels together
• Invisible from above, the fixing elements hold the panels together
• Prevent the plates from slipping due to moving fitness equipment in the room or their own weight

For heavy weight equipment

• Professional fitness studios
• Crossfit facilities
• Hotels
• Personal Trainer Facilities
• Rehabilitation facilities

High-quality design

• The 100 x 100 cm floor panels allow for minimal joint formation and are ideal for larger areas
• MaxProtect is also available in 30 mm thickness as "UltraProtect" model

Step-by-step instructions for cutting and laying the floor protection mats:

1. Safety First: Wear suitable work gloves to avoid cuts.
2. Choosing the right tool: a sharp carpet or utility knife and a guide rail.
3. The surface should be flat and level. You should also use cardboard boxes to protect the floor.
4. Measure precisely and mark the area to be cut with chalk or scratch it lightly with a knife.
5. Place the guide rail and pull the knife through the mat firmly and without putting it down. The cut should be made in one movement and the pressure applied should be even. Repeat this process until the mat is completely cut through. When cutting, spread the mat apart bit by bit to reduce friction. If necessary, moisten the knife a little with soapy water to enable it to glide better. However, note that this also increases the risk of slipping.
6. Any gaps between the mats can simply be covered with black tape to prevent dust and dirt from getting in.

Hand saws are not recommended, as it is difficult to achieve a clean cut edge. Particularly thick mats such as our UltraProtect mats can be cut to size using a circular saw with a coarse saw blade for wood. When cutting, you should just make sure that the already cut pieces are spread apart in order to neutralize the high friction coefficient of rubber.

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