Granulated Rubber Flooring

Description

Granulated rubber flooring is a highly durable, flexible material primarily used as an underlayer in various flooring systems. It is also known as asphalt rubber flooring! Due to its lower granulate density compared to other options, such as sports flooring, it excels in shock and sound absorption. However, this lower density makes it more suitable as a supportive base layer rather than a top surface, especially in environments where hygiene and ease of cleaning are key concerns.

Applications of Granulated Rubber Flooring

This Granulated Rubber Flooring is mainly used as an underlay, but it also has many other applications: transport protection, material for rubber pads, roof protection, vibration insulation in construction areas, and even as (temporary) top layer flooring (e.g. exhibitions). With recycled rubber, this is not only a ‘green’, but also a cost-effective solution for many purposes with a robust asphalt look.

In residential and commercial settings, this flooring is perfect for underlays in multi-purpose rooms or areas requiring sound reduction. It’s commonly installed beneath artificial turf or hygienic sports flooring.

Product Features

This Granulated rubber flooring offers several key features that make it an ideal underlayer. Its shock-absorbing properties reduce impact, making it perfect for spaces that need sound and vibration control. It helps lower noise levels and protects the subfloor beneath gym equipment or fitness spaces.

Due to its lower density, this asphalt look rubber flooring is not as easy to clean as higher-density materials like sports flooring. The material is made from recycled rubber, making it environmentally friendly. It is also available in various thicknesses, allowing for customization to meet different underlay needs.

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