Qingdao JianLi Rubber&Plastic Products Co.,Ltd.

All these features make rubber flooring the perfect choice for any commercial or professional athletic installation. To be able to fully benefit from its numerous advantages, you need to find the right type of rubber floor for your facility. With so many products to choose from, you better be well informed about the available options and fully aware of your needs in order to make the right decision. Here are the options to consider when choosing and buying rubber flooring.

Rubber Flooring Options

When planning for a rubber floor, make sure you review all the available options and find the one that best suits your needs and preferences.

Types of Rubber Flooring

Rubber flooring products come in two common types – mats, and rolls.

Rubber floor tiles

Rubber Flooring tiles are the most popular rubber flooring option for residential and commercial settings alike.Their convenient size and design make them suitable for any space and purpose. 

Typically, they’re very supple and easy to cut into different shapes of varying sizes in order to perfectly fit the layout of the room or create unique patterns within the surface of the floor.

Most rubber tiles have puzzle-style interlocking edges for easy installation (some even come with two detachable edge pieces to facilitate installation in irregularly shaped rooms).  Interlocking tiles do not require adhesives, but glue-down forms are also available for larger commercial areas or outdoor applications.

 A great advantage of rubber tiles is that if one piece is damaged, it can be removed and replaced quite easily.

Rubber floor rolls

Tuff-Roll - FitnessRubber rolls are ideal for covering larger areas – they create fewer seams than interlocking rubber tiles and are the most economical rubber flooring option available on the market. 

Rubber rolls allowing you to completely cover an entire room with just one or two rolls.   Keep in mind though that the rolls are large and heavy and, therefore, more difficult to install.   They are most frequently used in large industrial or workout areas, as well as in event centers and common areas.