The first thing to ensure when laying down your gym floor tiles is that the area is clear and free of debris. You also want to make sure that ground beneath it is as level as possible. This shouldn’t be a problem for indoor areas with concrete or wooden floors, but take not if there are any bumps or dips in the surface and try to steer clear of them. You also want to take stock of doors/entries, and take care to not block any entryways when laying down your tiles. You’ll probably want to leave a bit of gap around the entry to avoid any potential issues. When placing your tiles, be careful of any trips hazards they may create, and try to avoid large steps that may not be noticeable. Once you’ve decided on a good location for your floor tiles, make sure to push them together, so that they form a continuous platform. Also check out our blog on cleaning your gym mats to keep them in good shape.