Does rubber flooring smell?

Rubber naturally has a “rubbery” smell. Although recycled rubber products smell a bit less than rubber, the odor usually disappears soon after installation once it has the opportunity to air out.

Is rubber flooring eco-friendly?

Rubber flooring offers an eco-friendly, green flooring solution: Most flooring is made from recycled rubber material Natural rubber is a rapidly renewable raw material Feature low volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions Floorscore certified to meet strict indoor air quality requirements Qualify for LEED credits Interlocking tiles can be installed without any adhesives, making floor 100%…

What rubber thickness do I need?

One of the most important decisions you need to make when choosing your rubber flooring is the thickness needed. The thicker the rubber, the longer the flooring will last. Thicker rubber will also provide softer underfoot, better cushioning, and superior shock/sound absorption. Higher thickness will result in higher cost. Thin Rubber Flooring – 3/8″ to…

Why should I choose rubber?

Rubber flooring is among the longest lasting and best-performing flooring options. There are a variety of benefits available including: Shock Absorption – Rubber provides significant shock absorption that reduces fatigue and foot injury Soft Underfoot – Soft and comfortable underfoot Resistance to Heavy Load – Rubber can withstand thousands of pounds of equipment without bending or breaking…

How many rubber styles are available?

Rubber flooring is available in two styles: Square Edge – Square tiles that must be glued together. Interlocking Tiles – Tiles that click together like puzzle pieces. They do not require any glue or other adhesives and can be quickly and easily put into place by anyone;

What is FloorScore?

FloorScore is a voluntary, independent certification program that tests and certifies hard surface flooring and associated products for compliance with criteria adopted in California for indoor air emissions of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) with potential health effects. Floorscore is the most recongnized indoor air quality certification standard for hard surface flooring materials. Qualifies for many…