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Patima Rubber Treadmill Mat Gym Mat
Patima Rubber Treadmill Mat Gym Mat
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Treadmills are intensely heavy machines that can pose a great threat to base surfacing like wood and laminate. The heavy weight is made worse due to both the metallic material of the machine and the fact that it is constantly moving and vibrating against the floor. Place this black rubber mat underneath your treadmill in order to prevent costly damage to your floors. Every workout area should be equipped with the proper exercise equipment mats.
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Eco-Friendly Material: These gym equipment mats are made from recycled rubber. Recycled rubber comes from discarded tires. Buy choosing to have these recycled mats in your workout area, you are doing your part in helping to reduce waste in the environment. Tires do not break down naturally in landfills, so it is better to put their rubber material to use as mats for treadmills and other heavy equipment.
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Impact Protection: Perhaps the biggest reason why gym equipment mats are so useful and necessary is because they help protect against the constant weight impact that comes from machines like treadmills. With each step of your foot, you are transferring force through the machine and onto the floor below you. These recycled mats, however, absorb that impact force before it can damage sensitive wood, laminate, or carpet flooring.
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Reduced Vibration: Vibrations that come from heavy machinery are another source of danger to sensitive base flooring. These exercise equipment mats help reduce the rate of vibration that reaches the floor. The waves are spread evenly throughout the surface of the black rubber mat, reducing its impact on the bottom surface.
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Specifications:
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Size and Weight:
1m x 1.9m x 4mm
1.22m x 2m x 5mm
Material: PVC Rubber
Color: Black
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1m× 1.9m × 4mm, 1.22m × 2m× 4mm |
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