Interlocking Gym Tiles – Light & Heavy Commercial
Light Commercial Line
8mm Thickness
- Interlocking Type: Z Lock
- Size: 23 5/8″ x 23 5/8″
- Weight: 1.8 lbs per sqft
Heavy Commercial
1/2″ Thickness
- Interlocking Type: Z Lock
- Size: 23 5/8″ x 23 5/8″
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