FAQ

For disciplines with throws and ground work, the standard is 4 cm. For technical training, stand-up work and sessions without frequent high throws, 3 cm is worth considering. The choice should reflect how your training sessions actually run.

For professional striking gyms, consider 3 cm mats, which in the GYM4 range are firmer than the 4 cm version. For lighter exercise zones, 2 cm is an option. If training includes frequent takedowns, the choice needs to be reassessed.

For bodyweight exercises, mobility work and light activities, 2 cm mats are worth considering. Foam mats should not be used under heavy equipment, racks or machines, or in areas where weights are dropped.

Thickness depends on the type of activity, not on the users' age alone. For classes involving throws and falls, choose a surface suited to those loads; for lighter movement classes, 2–3 cm is an option.

A 100x100 cm module covers 1 m² and is convenient when equipping larger rooms. The 60x60 cm format gives more flexibility in small rooms and with irregular floor layouts.

The mats are made of EVA foam with properties selected for sports use. When choosing a specific version, take into account thickness, firmness, type of training and the subfloor.

It can work well for technical, stand-up and ground training without frequent high throws. For intensive takedowns and wrestling sessions, we recommend considering 4 cm.

For judo training with regular high throws, we recommend 4 cm mats. The 3 cm version can be considered for selected technical drills without intensive falls.

For lighter technical training and classes without intensive throws, 2 cm is an option. For more dynamic training, it is worth assessing the 3 cm version and the nature of the exercises.

For training that involves regular throws, takedowns and intensive ground fighting, we recommend 4 cm mats. For demanding applications, the subfloor and the build-up of the whole surface should also be assessed.

For technical training, footwork and general conditioning, 3 cm is worth considering. Foam mats are not intended for use under heavy bags, racks or equipment that stays in one place permanently.

One 100x100 cm mat covers 1 m². Multiply the length of the room by its width, then allow a margin for cutting at walls, pillars and recesses. For 60x60 cm modules, the calculation is done separately for each dimension, rounding up.

We include 4 edge borders with each 100x100 cm mat and 2 edge borders with each 60x60 cm mat. They close off the outer edges of the floor where it does not meet a wall.

On a level, dry and hard subfloor such as concrete, screed, laminate or tiles. Unevenness and soft carpets can cause the joints to move.

Lay the modules in rows on a level subfloor and plan the cut pieces along walls and pillars. Leave a small expansion gap so the foam has room to move naturally. For larger rooms, it is worth sketching the colour layout beforehand.

Yes. In two-colour versions each side has a different colour, so you can create your own compositions by flipping selected modules.

For everyday cleaning use a mop, water and a mild detergent. Disinfectants should be intended for plastic surfaces. Avoid strong solvents and harsh chemicals.

Clean sports footwear with a suitable sole can be used. Avoid spikes, sharp elements and footwear dirty with sand or gravel.

No. EVA foam mats are not intended for use under heavy machines, racks, heavy punch bags or equipment that applies point pressure over a long period. For such zones, choose suitable rubber flooring or another dedicated surface.

Check that the subfloor is level and hard, that an expansion gap has been left at the walls, and that the open edges have been properly finished with edge borders.

Yes. Various colour combinations are available. We can help you choose a neutral base and colour accents that match your club's identity.

It is a floor design concept based on a neutral base — most often black and grey — and bold colours placed irregularly. The layout is neither a chequerboard nor a repeating pattern. We tailor the design to the dimensions of the room and the chosen mat palette.

For larger orders it is worth asking for colour samples, so you can compare the actual shades with your logo, walls and room lighting.

The core colours are kept in the range. If you are extending an existing room, it is worth contacting us to confirm the availability of a specific combination.

The lead time depends on the availability of the chosen product and the delivery method. You will find current information on the product page, or receive it from us with the quote for a larger order.

The cost depends on the number and thickness of the mats and the shipping method. The exact amount is shown in the basket or included in an individual quote.

The price on the product page applies to the sales unit stated in the product description. Before buying, check the module format and the edge borders included.

Yes. Provide your invoice details when placing the order. We also serve clubs, schools and institutions.

It means you can place an order for a product that is awaiting delivery. The expected shipping date should be stated on the product page or confirmed by our team.

Send us the room dimensions or a floor plan, the type of training and your planned date. We will prepare a proposed thickness, the number of mats, a colour layout and the delivery cost.

Yes. We can prepare the technical data and documents needed to carry out the purchase. The details are agreed individually.

Yes. Tell us about your disciplines, number of groups, floor area and budget. We will help you match the solution to the way the room is used.

For colour projects we can prepare a proposed layout, making it easier to judge how the floor will look before you order.