May I ask if I put this 50mm thickness mat on the floor and put Treadmill. when I run will the below unit hear me?

50mm might be overkill for treadmill. It also depends on your treadmill, new treadmill comes with suspension nowadays.

Hi, I'm planning to get a few tiles as extra padding for deadlifting. What thickness do you recommend?

Depends on your lifting style. Not definitive answer for this. We have even build lifting platform for heavy lifter. Please contact us via whatsapp. Thanks.

What is the recommended thickness if I want to use these as deadlift mats?

Depends on your lifting style. Not definitive answer for this. We have even build lifting platform for heavy lifter. Please contact us via whatsapp. Thanks.

Hi i am planning to use it to make a jump board. Can a spike shoes land on it ?

I'm not sure how your spike shoes looks like. Feel free to contact us via whatsapp to test it out at our warehouse.

Hi, do you offer cutting the mats to custom sizes to fit a certain area?

Yes we do. Do click on the chat button or whatsapp us directly.

Hi, I am intending to lay gym mats on the floor of my gym room. Sitting on it would be a squat rack. Please advise if the rubber mat or this high density mat would be more adequate. Also, the thickness of the mat that I should consider, thanks!

Hi Sir, both mats should be adequate for the squat rack. First, you need to decide on the area you wish to cover. if you prefer the entire room or an area, or just below the squat rack. Secondly for thickness, if it's just to prevent your floor or vinyl from damage, 6mm pre-cut suffice. However, if you prefer your gym room to be more aesthetic, I would recommend custom size mat (similar to what you see in a commercial gym). Note, if you are using for deadlift, you may also want to consider 2 more square tiles. See you this weekend for a review of your gym room :)