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Krafitive Solid Rubber Tiles, 15 mm, 6-piece

Six solid rubber tiles at 15 mm thick in dense SBR granulate, rated to a 200 kg point load per tile and covering about 1.34 m² as an interlocking floor.

Krafitive black and white speckled solid rubber gym tiles with puzzle edges

Krafitive Solid Rubber Tiles, 15 mm, 6-piece

Six solid rubber tiles at 15 mm thick in dense SBR granulate, rated to a 200 kg point load per tile and covering about 1.34 m² as an interlocking floor.

Thickness
15 mm
Size
Not published per tile; about 1.34 m² for the set of six
Point load
Up to 200 kg per tile
Material
Densely compacted SBR rubber granulate
Coverage
Approximately 1.34 m² per 6-tile set
Edge type
A precise puzzle interlock, stated to lay without gaps
Amazon reference
B0H2JQWDNK (one reference across 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4262451693439
  • The only point load figure on this shelf — 200 kg per tile
  • 15 mm, the thickest floor in this family
  • Individual tile dimensions are not published, only the set area

Best for: The square metres directly under a rack or a loaded bench

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Specifications

Thickness
15 mm
Size
Not published per tile; about 1.34 m² for the set of six
Point load
Up to 200 kg per tile
Material
Densely compacted SBR rubber granulate
Coverage
Approximately 1.34 m² per 6-tile set
Edge type
A precise puzzle interlock, stated to lay without gaps
Amazon reference
B0H2JQWDNK (one reference across 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4262451693439

What the maker publishes

  • 6 tiles, 15 mm thick, in densely compacted SBR rubber granulate
  • Point load up to 200 kg per tile
  • Stated against soft EVA foam mats of 10–12 mm
  • Stated to stay shape-stable under heavy dumbbell racks and multi-gyms without leaving permanent pressure marks
  • Absorbs vibration and damps the impact noise of dropped weights, named for rented flats and basements
  • The tiles’ own weight stated as what keeps them in place without shifting
  • A precise puzzle interlock, covering approximately 1.34 m² per set
  • Water-repellent, wiped clean; black-and-white speckled finish

Two hundred kilograms per tile

The only point load figure on this shelf.

It is also the only figure in this family that speaks to the actual failure mode of a floor under strength equipment. A rack does not lie on the floor — it stands on four feet of a few square centimetres, and its whole loaded mass goes through them.

Foam under that load compresses, and the mark does not come back.

Six of the seven products in this family publish a thickness and describe their behaviour in adjectives. This one publishes a load.

Fifteen millimetres

The thickest floor here, against a range that starts at 5 mm.

The maker names the comparison itself: 10–12 mm soft EVA foam mats. That is precisely the other EVA tile set on this shelf, which is 1 cm thick.

Rubber against foam

Compacted SBR granulate.

Denser than foam, heavier, and it holds its shape. It is also harder underfoot and heavier to lay — a tile floor of rubber is a job, where foam tiles are carried in one hand.

The weight is also the feature: the maker names the tiles’ own mass as what stops them travelling. Foam tiles slide.

One point three four square metres

Per set of six.

A two-metre square platform is four square metres, which is three sets. The individual tile size is not published, so the planning has to be done on set area rather than on a grid.

That is the listing’s one real gap: no tile dimensions.

Availability

About 59 € on the German Amazon store, on the one reading this page rests on.

The American, British, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon catalogues list the reference with nobody selling behind it.

These figures are what Keepa returned on the day this page was last written. Stock and prices move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 20 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

What this fits

All gym flooring