EVA mat is a kind of foam mat for EVA sport mat, EVA Exercise Mat, and EVA training mat, made from Eco-friendly, high density, closed cell,
non-smell and non-toxic EVA foam material.
The EVA mat is offered in either 60cm x
60cm size or 100cm x 100cm size. 60cm x 60cm size. With interlocking edges, the
mats can be easy to connect together without any loose.
60cm x 60cm EVA mat is normally applied in
room, or gym. It is easy to store, more popular for the personal exercise
lovers to use at home. Also it can be a good protection for home flooring if
you are intended to set up a heavy training equipment in your house.
100cm x 100cm EVA mat is also called Martial Arts Mat,
Taekwondo mat, Karate mat, Judo mat, Jiu Jitsu mat and Aikido mat, cause it is
normally applied in dojo for Taekwondo, Karate, Judo, Jiu Jitsu and Aikido training.
Also the mat is reversible with double colors, which forms a standard size
flooring for training.
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LED lighting replacement in Singapore
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