3/8" (9mm) Everlock Interlocking Rubber Tiles

Pro Sports Floors Everlock 3' × 3' × 3/8" (9mm) commercial interlocking rubber tiles suit commercial gyms with general-use activity and moderate vertical impact. Sold on rubberflooringrolls.com.

No glue is required — tiles are a loose-lay product and install easily for DIY or facility crews. Each tile is 3' × 3' × 3/8" with a 1" overlap on each interlock. Use the on-page calculator to size your order.

Freight note: Origin ZIP for this SKU is 53179 (per product freight tags) — confirm transit and freight class at quote time; do not assume NC 27041 for this Everlock line.

Rubber Tile Specifications

• Tile Size: 3' × 3' × 3/8"
• Loss Per Interlock: 1" per tile (2 tiles = 5'10")
• Cutting Method: CNC Waterjet
• Grade: Commercial
• Warranty: 5 Years

Typical Applications

Baseball dugouts, high school and university weight rooms, CrossFit/fitness centers, physical therapy and chiropractic clinics, pet training centers, and residential gyms.

Shop related: Compare 1/2" Everlock, Fit Lock 2×2 3/8", and 3/4" heavy-duty interlocking tiles, or browse Interlocking Tiles and Rolled Rubber.

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