green grass field during daytime

FLOORLINE SOLUTIONS

an overhead view of a street with a traffic light

RUBBER GYM FLOORING

GYM FLOORING

HEAVY DUTY WAREHOUSE FLOORING

SCHOOLS

PLAY AREAS

INTERLOCKING FOAM AND RUBBER TILES

Blue oval spheres
Green leaves in mist
Microscope bubbles
Microscope water bubbles
Orange to blue gradient
White ball on green floor
White flower in pink background
Woman with flowers in hair

RECYCLED RUBBER PRODUCTS

Recycled rubber flooring is a highly durable, versatile, and sustainable flooring option made from discarded rubber products, primarily vehicle tires. It is available in rolls, interlocking tiles, and mats, and is used for a variety of indoor and outdoor applications.

How it's made

The process of making recycled rubber flooring involves:

  1. Sourcing: Obtaining used rubber products, most commonly vehicle and truck tires.

  2. Shredding: Breaking down the tires into smaller pieces.

  3. Grinding: Grinding the shredded rubber into fine particles called "crumb rubber".

  4. Purifying: Removing contaminants like steel belts and nylon fibers.

  5. Forming: Mixing the crumb rubber with a polymer resin to form new mats, rolls, or tiles, often with added EPDM chips for color

PRODUCTS FROM ABOVE CAN ALSO BE PROVIDED IN THE SAME VISUALS BUT RECYCLED RUBBER