Rubber Flooring

Home Gyms & Fitness StudiosIdeal for free-weight areas or general use for its soft landing and comfortable underfoot.
Training, Grooming & Play Areas for DogsWithstand scratches, odor resistance,
Schools and Children Play AreasDurable, safe, and non-slip.
Retail Businesses Comfortable underfoot and helps reduce fatigue
Workshops and Auto Repair Businessesdurability, resistance to oils and solvents, and ability to handle heavy equipment

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Types of Rubber Flooring

Natural Rubber

Natural rubber floor materials are derived from the sap of the Hevea brasiliensis rubber tree, renowned for its exceptional elasticity and durability.

Synthetic Rubber

Synthetic rubber flooring has similar benefits to natural rubber and is made from petroleum based materials.Natural rubber floor materials are derived from the sap of the Hevea brasiliensis rubber tree, renowned for its exceptional elasticity and durability.

Recycled Rubber

Recycled rubber flooring is a sustainable option and, depending on the specifications, less expensive than natural or synthetic rubber flooring. Recycled rubber is often made from tires, old gym mats, and worn-out shoes. thetic rubber flooring has similar benefits to natural rubber and is made from petroleum based materials.Natural rubber floor materials are derived from the sap of the Hevea brasiliensis rubber tree, renowned for its exceptional elasticity and durability.

Depending on the commercial or residential space, either rolled rubber or rubber tiles may be more suitable.

Consult with a flooring specialist to determine the type of rubber flooring that is best suited for your workspace.

Rolled Rubber Flooring

Standard widths: 4’ wide, with lengths up to 50’.
Thickness: Commonly 1/4″, 3/8″, 1/2″ for gyms.

Rolled Rubber Flooring has fewer seams, which is better for hygiene and appearance. Additionally, the installation is more secure and permanent, as well as more cost-effective for covering large areas.

Rubber Tile Flooring

Interlocking or Square Edge
Sizes: Typically 24″x24″ or 36″x36″.

On the other hand, Rubber Flooring Tiles are compact and easy to transport. They can be simpler to install than rolled rubber flooring, depending on the conditions of the subfloor. If any part of a tile floor gets damaged, the individual tiles can be easily replaced. Rubber tiles are also preferable for smaller spaces and rooms with irregular shapes.

Rubber Flooring Installation

Rolled Rubber, which is best for larger commercial spaces, will show imperfections like dips, humps and cracks if their are existing subfloor issues. Uneven and unlevel subflooring causes tripping hazards, premature wear or tearing, and water will pool in areas with dips.

Rubber flooring is appreciated for its safety, durability, comfort, and longevity. To fully leverage these advantages and create a clean, modern look, it is advisable to have rubber flooring professionally installed by an experienced flooring installer. Proper subfloor leveling and repairs, along with secure installation and appropriate floor protection and sealing, can significantly enhance the performance and appearance of your rubber flooring.

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