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What is rubber flooring?

Rubber flooring is flooring that is made of rubber. This type of flooring is primarily used for protection, either protecting the floor underneath or people if they fall. They can also be used to help prevent fatigue if a person or animal will be standing for a long period of time. Pieces of rubber flooring usually come in tiles that slot together like puzzle pieces, though rubber flooring that does not interlock, such as rolled rubber flooring, is also available. Rubber flooring can often be installed without the help of a professional, especially the interlocking floor tiles.

What is rubber flooring made of?

Rubber flooring is primarily made of rubber. More specifically, rubber grains. The rubber can be made synthetically or harvested naturally from the bark of the rubber tree. The rubber grains are compressed together to form the flooring. Rubber flooring might also be made containing other materials such as neoprene, EPDM, and vinyl. Some manufacturers use recycled materials when making their rubber flooring products.

Where can rubber flooring be used?

Rubber flooring is most often used in gymnasiums. Rubber floor matting is used to cushion the floor so that, when the athletes fall, they do not hurt themselves. Gyms where gymnasts train often use gym floor matting because the athletes are often tumbling on the ground. Children's play areas are another place that frequently uses rubber flooring. Factories, manufacturers, and warehouses might use rubber floor tiles to protect the floor and workers during operations. Additionally, rubber matting might be used in horse stalls. Stall matting and horse mats are used to do things such as reduce the noise of an animal stall and help prevent fatigue. Outside of commercial uses, rubber flooring is often used in garages, usually in a home workshop or as home gym flooring.

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