Specified for high-impact gyms
The Comcork thickness guide puts 4.5 mm on high-impact areas: gyms, plant rooms, industrial walkways and outdoor decks. That is the published gym thickness, not a separate product line.
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Cork-Rubber Gym Flooring.
Comcork cork and rubber mix flooring for gyms and fitness spaces across Australia.
Searches for cork gym flooring in Australia usually mean a cork-and-rubber mix, not a traditional all-cork tile. Comcork is that mix: a commercial floor covering Premrest supplies and installs for high-impact spaces. The published thickness guide puts 4.5 mm on gyms, plant rooms, industrial walkways and outdoor decks — the same high-impact group, not a separate gym-only product.
Why Comcork
Built for your environment
Sports profiles, tested
The data sheet lists a Textured / Sports profile at 3.2 mm with P4 wet / R10 slip resistance. Comcork sports profiles are tested to AS 2983.4-1998 and BS 7044 Pt.3-1991 and pass rebound resilience, slip resistance and impact attenuation.
Slip resistance by zone
Dry floor friction and wet pendulum are tested to AS 4586:2013. On the data sheet, WalkEasy and Textured / Sports are P4 wet / R10; AquaDeck and Low Profile are P5 wet / R12. Premrest matches the profile to wet change rooms, dry training floors and outdoor decks.
Impact comfort and quieter floors
Cork's cellular structure compresses on impact and then recovers; the rubber content adds elasticity. The data sheet records 28% compressibility under a 28 kg load and 80% recovery after one minute. That give is why cork-rubber is specified where impact noise and underfoot comfort both matter.
Wet areas, showers and outdoor decks
Change rooms and showers use the same wet-area detail already published for gyms: Textured (P4 wet / R10) or AquaDeck or Low Profile (P5 wet / R12) in cold-welded sheet form, coved and left unsealed so wet slip resistance is not reduced. AquaDeck is engineered for outdoor and extreme wet environments and is impervious to salt water, chlorine and chemicals — the profile for outdoor decks and rooftop training.
Standard commercial care
Day-to-day cleaning is sweep or vacuum, then damp mop with a pH-neutral cleaner — no specialist gym chemistry. Avoid harsh alkaline or solvent cleaners, steam mops and abrasive pads. Periodic re-sealing returns a sealed floor to as-new condition. All profiles carry a 10-year standard manufacturer's warranty. Premrest supplies and installs across Australia, with teams in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.
Ideal For
Where to use Comcork
High-impact training floors
Studio and group-fitness rooms
Change rooms and showers
Outdoor decks and rooftop training
Circulation and warm-up zones
End-of-trip and gym-adjacent wet areas
Frequently asked
Frequently asked questions
Does cork-rubber flooring suit gyms?
Yes. Comcork is a cork-and-rubber mix, not plain cork, and the published thickness guide specifies 4.5 mm for high-impact areas such as gyms. Sports profiles are tested to AS 2983.4-1998 and BS 7044 Pt.3-1991 and pass rebound resilience, slip resistance and impact attenuation. Premrest supplies and installs it for gyms and fitness spaces in Australia.
Which thickness and profile should a gym use?
Use 4.5 mm for high-impact gym floors — that is the thickness already listed for gyms. The data sheet lists a Textured / Sports profile at 3.2 mm (P4 wet / R10). WalkEasy is also published at 4.5 mm for indoor use. Wet change rooms and outdoor decks use a wet-rated profile such as AquaDeck or Low Profile (P5 wet / R12). Premrest matches the profile to each zone.
How do you clean cork-rubber gym flooring?
Keep grit off the floor, then damp mop with a pH-neutral cleaner and a well-wrung mop — do not flood the surface. Avoid bleach, ammonia, steam mops and abrasive pads. In wet areas the manufacturer recommends leaving Comcork unsealed so wet slip resistance is not reduced. On sealed floors, a periodic re-seal returns the wear surface to as-new condition.
How does cork-rubber handle impact and acoustics in a gym?
Cork compresses on impact and recovers; rubber adds elasticity. The data sheet records 28% compressibility and 80% recovery after one minute, and sports profiles pass impact attenuation. Cork-rubber also absorbs impact sound rather than reflecting it the way tile or vinyl does, which is why it is specified where noise between spaces matters.
Can cork-rubber gym flooring be used outdoors or in wet areas?
Yes, with the right profile. AquaDeck is engineered for outdoor and extreme wet environments and is impervious to salt water, chlorine and chemicals. The thickness guide also lists 4.5 mm for outdoor decks. Showers and wet change rooms use Textured or AquaDeck or Low Profile in cold-welded sheet form, coved and left unsealed. That wet-area detail is published as established practice for commercial showers, gyms and aged care.
Who supplies and installs cork gym flooring in Australia?
Premrest supplies and installs Comcork cork-rubber flooring across Australia, with teams servicing Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane including the Gold Coast. Call 1300 207 915 or use the quote form on this page.
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