The choice of sheet or tile flooring depends on a number of factors, and each format has its pros and cons.

Tile Rubber Flooring

Tile products, because of their nature, result in more joins in the flooring. However, particularly with the patterned tiles, this may not affect the overall finish as the eye is drawn away from the joins by the pattern in the flooring.

Sheet Rubber Flooring

Some colours are only manufactured in tiles and others only in sheet. Sheet flooring products are generally better suited to areas where joins are to be kept to a minimum.  In smaller areas, wastage may also influence the choice.

Rubber Flooring Wastage

Tile flooring tends to create less wastage because the area in which the flooring is installed only has to be a multiple of one tile, whereas with sheet flooring the amount required has to be a multiple of the width of the roll.

What is your rubber flooring made from?

Our products are made from a combination of SBR (synthetic rubber) and NR (natural rubber). Our flooring is halogen free and contains neither chlorine or phthalates. Most of the content of the material is natural fillers such as kaolin and chalk. Our flooring contains no heavy metals (such as lead or cadmium). Our rubber flooring is environmentally friendly in both its manufacture and recycleability.