Rubber flooring

Chances are good that you’ve seen rubber flooring in a school, or a commercial building, or at your gym, but we’re here to make the case for why you should consider it as a choice for your home, too. We’ve rounded up plenty of inspiring photos of rubber floors in the home, along with seven things you might not have known about this incredibly durable, hardwearing material. 7. It doesn’t have to have that bumpy texture.

When considering flooring, a lot of folks spend tons of time debating whether hardwood or carpet is right for their space (and budget). But there are plenty of other flooring options out there, many of which are surprisingly affordable. Here are six that you might not have thought of.

At Slip-not we have sixty years of experience in the rubber flooring & rubber matting industry. It is our mission to manufacture and distribute high quality flooring at really competitive prices.

Choosing rubber flooring for your home? This flexible and contemporary option could be the perfect practical choice for your rooms

Remp Rubber Flooring is a wide range of floor covering: rubber flooring tiles, interlocking flooring mats, rolls, sheets, vinyl sport flooring, rubber gym flooring and rubber safety floor.

Completed in 2018 in Fitzroy North, Australia. Images by Derek Swalwell. Grant House is the alteration and addition to a dark and narrow single-storey terrace in North Fitzroy. The old part of the house has been...

5 Myths About Rubber Flooring: Discover the truth about the best flooring for home and commercial gyms

Rubber flooring — especially the marbleized ‘jaspe’ design — is another historically-appropriate option for a midcentury home. Above: Just a few of the standard colors from Musson Rubber, which has been making flooring since 1945. The company is based, appropriately enough, in Akron, Ohio — in midcentury America, the Rubber Capitol of the World. Props…

Marmoleum is not just your grandmothers floor anymore, this healthy, durable flooring is an excellent choice for even the most modern of homes. Remember linoleum? Meet marmoleum! Remember linoleum, that durable but boring material found on most kitchen and bathroom floors of older homes? These days, its called…