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Knee Pads — Quick Reference
Knee pads cushion the knees when you work on concrete, tile or other hard floors for extended periods. AIMS Industrial stocks knee pads from Sterling, Ergodyne and TTL, from standard comfort pads through to gel and foam models. Not sure which one suits your job? The table below is a starting point, and the team at AIMS can help you match a pad to the task.
| Knee Pad | Padding / Build | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Sterling Gel Knee Pad (18-530) | Gel pad | Extended work on concrete floors |
| Sterling Non Marking Comfort Style (18-550) | Comfort style, non-marking | General trade use, including finished floors |
| TTL Standard Knee Pads (KPS002) | Standard knee pad | General trade and value-focused everyday use |
| Ergodyne ProFlex Econo Series (pack of 6) | Lightweight copolymer padding, single hook-and-loop strap | Light-duty, economical, all-day wear |
| Ergodyne ProFlex 350 Gel Foam (pack of 6) | NBR and EVA foam padding with gel, neoprene and nylon | All-day comfort on construction, HVAC, tiling and flooring work |
Choose by how long you spend on your knees and what the floor is like. Gel and foam padding give the most cushioning for long periods on hard surfaces, while lighter pads suit shorter jobs and workers who move around a lot. The Ergodyne ProFlex models are sold in packs of 6, which suits crews and site stores. Companion ranges: personal protective equipment, hand protection, head protection, safety footwear and safety equipment.
Knee Pads for Floor-Level Work
Tilers, flooring installers, concreters, HVAC technicians, electricians and maintenance crews all spend time kneeling on hard surfaces. Knee pads reduce the pressure on the knees during that work and make longer jobs more comfortable. AIMS Industrial supplies knee pads for trade and industrial workplaces across Australia, with options for individual tradespeople and for bulk supply to site crews.
Q: Should I choose gel or foam knee pads?
Both cushion the knees on hard floors. Gel pads, such as the Sterling Gel Knee Pad, suit extended work on concrete. Foam and gel combinations, such as the Ergodyne ProFlex 350, are designed for all-day wear on sites such as construction, HVAC, tiling and flooring. Lighter copolymer pads, such as the Ergodyne ProFlex Econo, trade some cushioning for lower weight.
Q: What does non-marking mean on a knee pad?
The Sterling Comfort Style knee pad (18-550) is sold as non-marking, meaning it is intended not to leave scuff marks on the floor surface. If you are working on finished floors, check the product page and contact AIMS if you need to confirm suitability for a particular surface.
Q: Are Ergodyne knee pads sold individually?
No. The Ergodyne ProFlex Econo Series and ProFlex 350 Gel Foam knee pads are each sold as a pack of 6, which suits supplying a crew or stocking a site store. The Sterling and TTL knee pads are listed individually.
Q: Do I need knee pads for floor-level work?
Knee pads are a practical way to reduce knee strain and discomfort when you kneel for long periods. Requirements vary between workplaces, so check your site or company safety procedures for what is expected on your job.