Budo-Nord Puzzle mat reversible gray / black 23mm

Physical activity can wear out brutally on the body. Ankles, knees - in fact all joints are heavily loaded by the enormous forces during physical activity. In many sports, the foot is protected - and thus the joints by various shock-absorbing systems that are built into the shoes. Most martial arts are practiced with bare feet, and the absorption of shocks must be done by something other than a shoe. It must be done through the carpet.

This alone would be reason enough to choose BUDO-NORD sports mats that are made entirely of shock-absorbing polymer.

Budo-Nord sports mats have also newly developed a puzzle pattern that dramatically prolongs the life of the mat and makes them easier to assemble and disassemble.

When choosing carpets, it is easy to buy a product that can not be used in public places because they violate fire regulations and do not comply with CE rules. Even if the carpet is not to be used in public environments, you do not want a product that is a fire hazard and may also contain toxins and harmful heavy metals.

Budo-Nord sports mats meet the requirements for CE directive EN-71 and has passed EN71 part 2: 2003 fire test. In fact, Budo-Nord sports mats are so safe that they are certified to be used in preschools!

The Budo-Nord rugs are easy to use. No special preparations are needed. The carpets can be laid out on all smooth surfaces. Assembly is simple and can be done without previous experience. Before installing a carpet on the floor, wipe the floor and remove any loose objects. Start in the middle and work your way out. Wipe the carpets before stacking for storage. Stack them so that no single edge protrudes. If the carpets are dirty, clean them with a damp cloth with a mild detergent. If a thorough cleaning is needed, wash them one at a time with warm water with a mild detergent.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION:

Size: 100x100 cm + / - 2 mm.

Thickness: 23 mm + / - 1 mm.

Weight: 23 mm: Ca.2,8 kg/st

Density: 23 mm: 122 kg/m3.

Flame tested and approved according to EN71 part 2: 2003