Neo Flex

Neo Flex · Gym4's own concept

A room you won't mistake for any other.

A black or grey base. One, two or three intense colours. No symmetry. Neo Flex is a way of designing a training floor in which colour is part of the room's design, not an add-on to the mat.

  • sets your club apart from the competition
  • brings your club colours from the shirts onto the floor
  • gives a backdrop that looks great in photos and video
  • gives the space an individual character
Training room with a black mat and irregular pink and blue accents — a Neo Flex layout
Layout visualisation: black + pink + blue

What is Neo Flex

A traditional combat sports room has looked the same for years: a single-colour mat, sometimes two colours in stripes. Neo Flex breaks with that order. The foundation is a neutral base — most often black or grey — complemented by dynamically placed, intense colours. Depending on the project we use one, two or three bold colours, creating irregular, energetic layouts.

We do not treat colour as an add-on. It is part of the design, of the club's image and of the experience of its members — from the first step into the room to the photos that end up online.

“Your club colours on the floor, not only on the shirts.”

Dark boxing gym with a mat in a Neo Flex layout with pink accents

Neo Flex layout gallery

Visualisations of layouts prepared for different types of room. Photos of completed facilities will be added with the clubs' consent.

Black mat with green accents in a CrossFit gym
Black + green · conditioning area
Bright room with a grey mat and purple accents
Grey + purple · multi-purpose room
Grey mat with pink accents in a combat sports room
Grey + pink · combat sports club
Black and grey mat with yellow accents in a boxing gym
Black + grey + yellow · boxing gym
Black mat with orange and white accents beside an MMA cage
Black + orange + white · MMA club
Black mat with green and white areas in a boxing club
Black + green + white · in the club's colours

How a layout is designed

  1. Room dimensions and plan. You give us the length, width, columns, entrances and zones (cage, ring, bags). We count 100x100 cm modules with an allowance for cutting.
  2. Base. We choose the background: black, grey or a combination of the two. The base is usually 70–85% of the surface.
  3. Accents. One, two or three colours — from your club colours or from the palette. We spread them irregularly, denser where the room should “draw the eye”: beneath the cage, on the line of the entrance, in the frame of the photos.
  4. Visualisation. You receive the layout for approval — on a plan and in a 3D visualisation. We make corrections until you say “that's it”.
  5. Samples and order. We send colour samples, confirm availability and lead time, and pack the mats on a pallet together with a laying plan — each colour with the number of pieces and its place on the plan.
Room with a mat in shades of blue and grey beneath a mural of fighters

Mat in your club colours

A club has a logo, shirts, rash guards, a banner behind the ring — and usually a floor in a colour that has nothing to do with any of it. Neo Flex starts from the club colours: we choose the closest shades from the palette, and if they are not there — we check whether they can be ordered.

The effect is strongest in photos and broadcasts: a fighter in club colours stands on a floor in club colours. You cannot fake that with a sticker on the wall.

Check whether your colours are in the palette →

Colour palette

Four directions, from the calmest to the boldest. You build each of them from the same two-sided mats — you change the colour by turning over a module.

Room with a grey / black mat in an irregular layout

Black and grey base

The starting point of every project and a complete layout in its own right: black and grey in an irregular rhythm. A calm, “architectural” floor that does not compete with the interior and copes well with everyday use — a dark base does not show the marks of training. The most frequently chosen mat: grey / black 4 cm.

Grey / black 4 cm mat →

Black and white mat with navy areas in a dark room

Two-colour combinations

One mat, two colours, an endless number of layouts. The classics are black–white, black–navy and black–pink; in a lighter version — grey–white and white–navy. A two-colour Neo Flex layout differs from a chequerboard in one respect: it has no repetition.

Black mat with purple and pink accents

Black with 1, 2 or 3 accents

The most recognisable variant of Neo Flex. A black base and one colour (green, pink, yellow, orange, sky blue, purple), two colours in the club's colours, or three — for rooms that should be visible from afar. The rule: the more colours, the smaller the area each covers. Three accents across half the floor is no longer freedom, just noise.

Full colour palette

Two-sided mats: each has a different colour on each side. Below are the combinations available in our range (illustrative swatches — ask for colour samples before ordering).

  • Grey / black
  • Grey / blue
  • Grey / yellow
  • Grey / green
  • Grey / red
  • Grey / purple
  • Grey / orange
  • Grey / pink
  • Grey / white
  • Grey / beige
  • Grey / brown
  • Black / red
  • Black / yellow
  • Black / green
  • Black / white
  • Black / blue
  • White / graphite
  • White / navy
  • Blue / yellow
  • Blue / black
  • Red / blue
  • Red / blue, rice straw texture

Order colour samples →

Bright hall with a mat in a grey, black, pink and white layout

Start with your room dimensions

Send us the length and width of your room, your disciplines and your club colours. We will reply with the number of mats, a proposed layout and a quote.

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