A rubber floor tile is a thin, flat block or slab laid in rows to cover floors. Made of a rubber composition and resilient to the step, it is often used as a substitute where marble floors are desirable.

Rubber tile molds are also available and used as decorative designer tiles for roofing and flooring.

Rubber tiles are available in square shape in various sizes and designs. It is furnished in differently dimensioned squares and strips that are usually measured in inches. The possibilities in pattern design and a multitude of colors, including a great variety of marbled types. These tiles can be laid on any type of floor surface, on either concrete or wood. Rubber tile is a strong durable material having unlimited beauty and decorative appeal.

Buying tips When choosing any rubber tile, three factors should be considered: Durability Shading Water absorption Check the rubber tile label for rating information.

Properties of rubber tiles

• Nonporous
• Noise absorbent
• Shock absorbing
• Water permeable
• Slip resistant
• Scratch resistant
• Spike and skate resistant
• Excellent traction

Profiles of rubber floor tiles

• Square
• Round
• Domino
• SRT
• Bison
• High square
• High round etc.

Advantages

• Easy to install.
• Minimum maintenance.
• Is excellent for spaces where floors are exposed to greases and oils.
• It is less expensive than marble flooring.
• Can be used virtually in any commercial interior in both heavy and light duty applications.
• Can be used structurally or decoratively in building.
• Can be laid easily over existing sub floors.
• Easy to remove, change or expand.
• Available also in ribbed designs.