Physiotherapy - Soil protection
X2.CRF-Q1
The X2.CRF-Q1 floor protection mat is the bestseller in the functional area (weight-lifting and functional).
from 27,90€
incl. 19% VAT
X2.CRF-Q2
The X2.CRF-Q2 floor protection mat is the X2.CRF-Q1, only with 10% or 20% colour content.
from €34.90
incl. 19% VAT
X2.CRF-Q9
The X2.CRF-Q9 comes with innovative honeycomb technology for optimised sound and shock absorption. Outdoor bestseller!
from 49,90€
incl. 19% VAT
X2.CRF-Q3
The X2.CRF-Q3 floor protector has a very fine surface and an innovative connection system.
from €59.90
incl. 19% VAT
MAXIMUM PROTECTION
Optimise the strength and type of your floor protection system to suit the requirements of your property and your intended use.
PREMIUM QUALITY MADE IN EUROPE
The X2.CRF-Q floor protection mat is ideally suited for use in athletic areas of physiotherapy practices to meet the highest requirements. Manufactured in the EU using a complex production process, this floor covering has a high inherent density of 1,000-1,100 kg/m³. This high density, together with high-quality materials such as SBR rubber and PU adhesive, gives the floor protection mat its exceptional robustness and durability, even under extreme loads.
The granule size of 0.8 - 2.0 mm selected for the production process and the high proportion of PU adhesive used in the manufacturing process ensure optimum protection of the surface against heavy abrasion. This makes the X2.CRF-Q floor protection mat ideal for intensive use in physiotherapy facilities, where it reliably withstands loads and offers a durable solution for athletics areas.
Maximum safety during training
Due to the high quality of the materials used, the extremely high density and the precise manufacturing, the floor protection mat offers ideal conditions to protect not only the surface but also the equipment during intensive training sessions in physiotherapy.
These properties guarantee excellent shock absorption, high slip resistance and effective sound and vibration insulation. Particularly noteworthy is the X2.CRF-Q9 - Weight-Lifting floor protection mat (from 43 mm thickness) with its innovative honeycomb system.
This makes the X2.CRF-Q floor protector ideal for areas with heavy weights or high-intensity workouts, such as weight lifting or functional fitness, in physiotherapy facilities.
Note: Please note that the subfloor in weight-lifting areas should always be made of industrial or heavy-duty concrete if the dropping of weights is permitted. This ensures the longest service life for the floor of the property.
Indoor and outdoor
The floor protection mats are designed for both indoor and outdoor use in physiotherapy practices. For outdoor areas in particular, we recommend mats with a thickness of at least 30 mm, which can optionally be equipped with a drainage system to ensure efficient drainage of rainwater. The outdoor area should also be prepared with a slope of 1-2% and offer water drains at the end of the slope to ensure optimum drainage.
Let us advise you
Our specialist advisors will be happy to help you choose the right floor protection mats for your physiotherapy practice. In addition to the location and purpose of use, there are numerous other factors that need to be considered when choosing the right flooring for your needs. Let our experts advise you to find the ideal solution for your practice.
| Properties | |
| Material | SBR granules |
| Production | Made in Europe |
| Dimensions | 1.010 x 1.010 mm |
| Strength | 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50 mm |
| Granule size | 0.8-2.0 mm |
| Intrinsic density | 1,000-1,100 kg/m³ |
| Temperature tolerance | +/- 2,5% |
| Dimensional tolerance | +/- 1,5% |
| Starch tolerance | +/- 2 mm |
| Technical properties | |
| Shock absorption | 61% (EN 14808) |
| HIC (Head Injury Criterion) | certified according to EN 1177 |
| Non-slip | dry condition ≤105 PTV (PN-EN 13036-4:2004) |
| Fire class | EN 13501-1 Efl-s1 |
| Impact sound insulation | 21 dB (20 mm thickness) - NBN EN ISO 17025:2005 |
| Hardness level | 55 up to 75 (PN-ISO 868 PN-93 / C-04206) |
Laying the fitness floor in a half bond
The recommended installation method for the X2.CRF-Q1 Fitness floor protection mats is half-bond. The staggered installation technique allows the mats to be laid in a compressed state. This installation technique gives the mat surface better stability. The overall impression of the laid mats in the half bond also offers a more beautiful appearance.
Laying the fitness floor in a cross bond
Of course, the fitness mats can also be laid in the classic cross-lacing method. However, due to the natural tolerances, a special installation technique is necessary to achieve the best results. Lay the mats with an overlap of 5 mm. As soon as the entire surface is laid out, the mats can be compressed and pressed into the final position.
Rehab factory Oldenburg
Location: Oldenburg - Total area: 100 m²
A total of 80 m² of X2.CRF-Q1 Fitness floor protection mats with a thickness of 15 mm were laid in the physiotherapy practice. In addition, a 15 x 2 m custom turf was laid in the corporate design.
Specifications:
- Product: X2.CRF-Q1
- Thickness: 15 mm
- Colour: black
Installation:
- Area: 100 m²
- Installation type: Half bond
- Installation technique: floating
Move Marbach - Physiotherapy
Location: Marbach - Total area: 90 m²
At Move Marbach, the athletics area in the physiotherapy department was fitted with 30 mm floor protection. In addition, a 2 x 10 m long artificial turf was laid in a customized design.
Specifications:
- Product: X2.CRF-Q1
- Thickness: 30 mm
- Colour: black
Installation:
- Area: 90 m²
- Installation type: Half bond
- Installation technique: floating
Floor protection mats for physiotherapies
In modern physiotherapy, functional and strength-oriented training areas play a central role in the rehabilitation and prevention of injuries. However, these specialized training areas require careful planning and equipment to ensure both patient safety and the longevity of the training environment. A crucial aspect here is the flooring, which must be able to withstand the high demands of intensive training.
Rubber granulate floor protection mats have proven to be the optimal solution for these requirements. This floor covering offers excellent shock absorption, slip resistance and durability, which has been specially developed for the intensive loads in functional and strength-oriented training areas.
The use of rubber granulate floor protection mats not only protects the floor covering from damage caused by heavy weights and dynamic movements, but also makes a significant contribution to patient safety and comfort. Thanks to their robust properties and ability to absorb heavy loads, they minimize the risk of injury and create a safe training environment in the physiotherapy facility.
Properties of SBR rubber granulate floor protection mats
The use of SBR (styrene-butadiene rubber) rubber granulate floor protection mats in physiotherapy practices has numerous advantages. These mats are specially designed to meet the high demands of functional and strength-oriented training areas. The main properties of these mats in the context of physiotherapy are described in detail below.
Material composition and production
SBR rubber granulate floor protection mats are made from recycled rubber obtained from old tires. This granulate is processed into robust mats under high pressure and heat. The use of recycled rubber makes the mats not only environmentally friendly, but also extremely durable and long-lasting.
In physiotherapy, it is essential that floor coverings are hygienic and easy to clean. SBR rubber granulate mats meet these requirements as they are water-repellent and resistant to sweat, oil and other liquids. This makes cleaning and maintenance much easier, which is very important in a therapeutic environment.
Density and thickness of the mats
The density of SBR rubber granulate floor protection mats is typically around 1,000 kg/m³, which gives them a high load-bearing capacity. This density enables the floor mats to easily absorb heavy weights and intensive movements without deforming or wearing out.
The thickness of the floor protection mats varies depending on the area of application, although mats with a thickness of at least 20 mm are recommended for strength-oriented training areas in physiotherapy. This thickness provides excellent shock absorption, which is particularly important to protect the floor and equipment and minimize the risk of injury to patients.
Advantages of SBR rubber granules
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- Shock absorption: The high density and thickness of the SBR rubber granulate floor protection mats ensure effective shock absorption. This is particularly important in physiotherapy, where patients often work with intensive exercises and heavy weights. Good shock absorption protects the patient's joints and reduces the load on the floor covering, extending the life of the floor.
- Slip resistance: Safety is a key aspect in physiotherapy. The non-slip properties of SBR rubber granulate mats provide patients with a stable and safe training surface. This reduces the risk of falls and injuries, which is particularly important for older patients or those who are prone to injury.
- Sound and vibration insulation: Intensive training sessions, especially in strength-oriented areas, can cause considerable noise and vibration. The rubber granulate mats are known to effectively dampen sound and vibration. This creates a quieter and more pleasant atmosphere in the physiotherapy practice, which is beneficial for both patients and staff.
- Durability and longevity: Thanks to the robust material composition, rubber granulate floor protection mats are extremely hard-wearing and durable. They can withstand the daily stresses and strains of a physiotherapy practice without wearing out quickly. This makes them a cost-effective investment, as they provide reliable protection over a long period of time.
Overall, the specific properties of rubber granulate floor protection mats offer an ideal solution for functional and strength-oriented training areas in physiotherapy practices. Their ability to absorb high loads, their slip resistance and their sound-absorbing properties contribute significantly to creating a safe and effective training environment.
Functional training areas in physiotherapy
In functional training areas of physiotherapy, the focus is on the holistic promotion of strength, coordination, mobility and endurance. These areas are specially designed to support individual therapeutic exercises and movement sequences, which are crucial for rehabilitation and injury prevention. In this context, rubber granulate floor protection mats offer numerous advantages that contribute significantly to the effectiveness and safety of therapy.
Requirements for the floor in functional training areas
Functional training areas in physiotherapy practices require a floor covering that meets the diverse movement requirements of patients. Exercises such as jumps, lunges, squats and balance exercises place high demands on the shock absorption and slip resistance of the floor Rubber floor protection mats are ideally suited to these requirements thanks to their material properties.
The mats provide an even and stable surface that safely supports movement and prevents slipping. This is particularly important for patients with limited mobility or balance problems, as a safe surface increases confidence in their own movements and minimizes the risk of injury.
Protection against impact and damage
A key advantage of rubber granulate floor protection mats in functional training areas is their excellent shock absorption. Thanks to the high density and elasticity of the material, even intensive exercises and jumps can be cushioned without damaging the surface. This not only protects the floor covering from wear and tear, but also reduces the strain on patients' joints.
The floor mats also provide additional protection for the equipment. Various equipment such as kettlebells, medicine balls and resistance bands are often used in functional training areas. The protective surface of the rubber granulate mats prevents damage to this equipment and extends its service life.
Improving training safety and efficiency
Patient safety is the top priority in physiotherapy. Rubber granulate floor protection mats make a significant contribution to creating a safe training environment. Their non-slip properties prevent accidents and falls, which pose a high risk, especially for patients with limited mobility. A stable and safe training surface allows patients to concentrate fully on their exercises and thus increase the efficiency of the therapy.
In addition, the sound-absorbing properties of the mats improve the training atmosphere. Noises from falling weights or intensive movements are dampened, which contributes to a quieter and more pleasant environment. This promotes the concentration and well-being of patients and allows therapists to concentrate optimally on providing care.
Support for rehabilitation processes
In functional training areas, targeted support for rehabilitation processes is of crucial importance. The elasticity and shock absorption of the rubber granulate floor protection mats ensure that patients can perform exercises that strengthen their joints and muscles without incurring additional stress or risk of injury. This is particularly important in rehabilitation after surgery or in the case of chronic illnesses, where careful loading of the affected areas is required.
Adaptability and versatility
Rubber granulate floor protection mats are extremely versatile and adaptable. They can be supplied in different thicknesses and sizes to meet the specific requirements of different training areas. Whether in small training rooms or large multifunctional areas - the floor mats can be installed flexibly and offer the same benefits in terms of safety, comfort and protection everywhere.
Strength-oriented training areas in physiotherapy
Strength-oriented training areas in physiotherapy are specifically designed to improve patients' muscle strength, endurance and stability. These areas are often equipped with heavy equipment and free weights that exert a high load on the floor. Floor protection mats offer numerous advantages here, both in terms of the floor and the safety and effectiveness of the training.
Need for robust floors for heavy weight lifting
In strength-oriented training areas where weights are frequently lifted and dropped, a robust floor covering is essential. Rubber granulate floor protection mats are specially developed to withstand the extreme loads caused by heavy weights. Their high density and durability prevent the floor from being damaged by the repeated impact of dumbbells and other heavy equipment. However, it is important that the subfloor consists of a concrete floor, as normal screed often cannot withstand continuous and recurring loads.
This is particularly important for physiotherapy practices, as damaged floors not only result in costly repairs, but can also increase the risk of injury for patients. The use of rubber granulate floor mats protects the floor in the long term and ensures a safe and stable training environment.
Shock absorption and noise insulation
Another decisive advantage of rubber granulate floor protection mats is their excellent shock absorption. When heavy weights are dropped, the mats absorb the impact and distribute the load evenly. This reduces the direct load on the patient's joints and reduces the risk of injury.
In addition, the mats dampen noise and vibrations caused by lifting and dropping weights. This is particularly beneficial in physiotherapy practices, as a quiet and pleasant atmosphere is conducive to both patients and staff. Noise reduction contributes to concentration and creates a relaxing environment that supports the therapeutic process.
Extending the service life of appliances and floors
The use of rubber granulate floor protection mats helps to extend the service life of training equipment and floors. The mats provide a protective surface that prevents heavy equipment from resting directly on the floor and damaging it. This is particularly important in areas where expensive and sensitive equipment is used.
By protecting the floor from wear and damage, the mats also help to reduce maintenance costs. Physiotherapy practices can thus save costs in the long term and ensure that their training areas always remain in perfect condition.
Promotion of patient safety
In strength-oriented training areas, patient safety is the top priority. The non-slip properties of SBR rubber granulate floor protection mats provide patients with a stable and safe training surface, even during intensive and dynamic exercises. This is particularly important for patients recovering from injuries or suffering from chronic conditions that can affect their balance and stability.
By providing a safe and comfortable training environment, therapists can ensure that their patients can complete effective and safe training sessions, which significantly supports rehabilitation success.