Rubber flooring for gyms

The floor that takes the weight — and the technology.

MYecotile carries the stations where weight is lifted and dropped — and takes in, through channels worked into its back, what would otherwise run across the floor: power cables and lighting. Four heights, loose-laid, made from end-of-life tyres.

Technology in the floor

Cables and light disappear beneath the tile

We work channels into the back of the tiles. Whatever would otherwise run across the floor disappears into them: the power cables of SkiErg, RowErg and treadmills, and light strips together with their supply cable to the wall. Two or three channels can run side by side — what stays on top is a closed surface, with no cable ramp, no trip edge and no added build height.

Channel for power cables

The cable runs from the socket to the machine inside the channel, protected under the tile. To move a machine you lift one tile instead of opening up the floor.

Channel with light openings

Above the light channel sit perforations at even intervals — the light comes through the tile as a row of points, the same light guidance as MYsmartzone. Nothing but the strip goes into the light channel: its supply cable runs to the wall in the channel beside it, so no cable can block the light.

  • Channel routing cut to your equipment plan
  • Two or three channels side by side — cable and light strip always separate
  • Tiles stay individually removable — including above a channel

Send us your equipment plan with the socket positions — we draw in the channel routing.

Machines with running screens on MYecotile — no cable visible on the floor
Detail: the power cable disappears into the rubber floor right at the machine’s foot

Four heights

The height follows the training

The heavier the weight and the more neighbours in the building, the thicker the tile.

10 mm

Functional training, class areas and walkways.

20 mm

Weightlifting and free-weight areas with dropped loads.

30 mm

Best insulation in mixed-use buildings.

40 mm

Maximum damping for heavy platforms and powerlifting.

Formats and laying

Rectangle or hexagon, inline or offset

Both formats lie loose and single tiles can be swapped if one is damaged. The laying pattern decides how the surface looks and how stable it is.

Laid inline

A simple chequerboard with roughly a 5 mm joint. Calm appearance, quick to lay.

Laid offset

Each row overlaps the previous by half. Interlocks the surface and adds stability.

Laid MYecotile rubber flooring in a gym

Light in the floor

MYlighttile — lighting inside the tile

On request, LED strips are set directly into the tiles. Edges and cabling disappear beneath the floor; only the light remains visible.

LED density384 LEDs/m
Colour temperature6000 K
LED typeCOB · SMD
  • Mark walkways and zone boundaries in the floor
  • Show intervals and station occupancy through colour
  • Combinable with light bars on the wall

Control today and tomorrow

The lighting runs on WLED today — an open, established standard operated from a browser or app, with no lock-in to a single manufacturer. In parallel we are developing our own fiorsports app that brings programmes, zones and intervals together in one interface.

Illuminated training zones in different colours
Illuminated training station with zone indication

Sustainability

From old tyres instead of crude oil

MYecotile is made entirely from recycled tyres. Instead of being incinerated, the material becomes a floor that lasts for decades — saving crude oil in production and avoiding the CO₂ of burning.

  • 100% recycled tyres as raw material, no virgin oil
  • Durable, impact-absorbing and sound-insulating
  • Resistant to sustained heavy use

Listed with the U.S. Green Building Council.

MYecotile hexagon rubber tiles as gym flooring
Training area with MYecotile rubber flooring and equipment

Flooring for your space

Tell us the square metres and the use — we'll recommend height, format and laying pattern.

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