I lived in a loft with concrete floors for 12 years. Now I need softer flooring after fracturing several metatarsals, foot bones. I have carpet in the living and bedrooms; how would this work in a kitchen or hall or bath? I don't care much about appearances; I prefer comfort. And I'd definitely like this in my 3rd bedroom/workout room. Any input is appreciated.

If you are looking for a rubber floor that will provide optimal shock absorbency, we would recommend going with our Eco Flec Rolls, our Impact Rubber Rolls, or our black Regrind Rolls. These products are all made to provide comfort underfoot and great shock absorbency. These rubber rolls can be used in a kitchen, hall, or bathroom. These rubber rolls are very easy to clean and maintain and are mold and mildew resistant. Our rubber flooring is also slip-resistant and more so when wet.