Qingdao JianLi Rubber&Plastic Products Co.,Ltd.

Before you start:

TOOLS:

To install rubber roll flooring using glue, make sure you have the following tools available:

Gloves

Measuring tape / chalk line

Utility knife

Pressure roller

Glue

Gym floor rolls installation steps:

Step 1: Clean the substrate

All substrates made of asphalt, concrete and poured screed are suitable for the installation. The substrate must be solid, leveled, dry, clean and free of cracks and of dust who can affect adhesion.

Since you’re using glue, you’ll also want to be sure that your subfloor is dry and free of moisture.

Step 2: Roll out the rubber

Lay out the rolls in the room as you would like them to look after a complete installation. (The rolls can be directional so make sure the color matches on each rolls). Make any necessary cuts to the rolls to fit them into the room using a Straight Edge and a Utility Knife. After you have the rolls laid out the way you want, roll them back up to one end of the room.

Step 3: Apply glue

If using a 2 parts glue, mix both components of adhesive. Directly after mixing, start pouring the glue out evenly over the prepared installation area.

Apply the glue evenly with a toothed spatula with teething recommended by the adhesive manufacturer. Be mindfull of adhesive setting time.

Step 4: Install rubber

Put down a 10 foot long light layer of adhesive and unroll 10 feet of the rubber flooring into the adhesive at a time. Repeat this step for every 10 feet of roll length until the entire roll has been glued to the floor.

Remove any glue leak from the surface immediately, and clean affected area quickly.

After installation do not walk on the surface before the adhesive is completely hardened.

Optional Step 5: Coating

Depending on its application, the flooring could be coated with a sealing lacquer. Generally speaking, the material should be coated when flooring is used for indoor areas, with no violent shocks expected.

Make sure the surface is clean and dry before applying.
Do not walk on the sealed floor before the sealing material is completely hardened.