Our 8 mm (5/16" thick) Strong Rubber Rolls are a great, all-around rolled rubber flooring product for both residential and commercial clients. The thickness is by far our most popular, perfect for a 'do it all' rubber flooring solution. This truly versatile rolled rubber flooring has been designed for customers looking for the ideal rubber flooring thickness, a product thicker than our 1/4" thick residential rubber rolls yet thinner than the 3/8" commercial grade rolls. The 8mm Strong Rubber Rolls offer a desirable low price, and is perfect for homeowners looking for more "cushion" than the 1/4" residential grade rolled rubber. The 8mm thick rolled rubber surface is an equally effective and substantiably durable flooring option for commercial use that can withstand all but the most extreme use. As an additional perk, 8mm Strong Rubber Rolls are backed by an impressive industry-leading full 5-year warranty.
Recommended Uses: 8mm Strong Rubber Rolls are the perfect flooring solution that offers a non-slip surface and anti-fatigue qualities. Custom cut 8mm Strong Rubber Rolls perform with excellence in a variety of locations: home gyms, commercial weight rooms, fitness facilities, under exercise equipment, basements, as playroom flooring, in pet care facilities, as locker room flooring (where spike protection might be needed), and fit nicely over radiant heated floor systems. These rubber rolls are also perfect for outdoor use, providing a protected, non-slip surface on decks, patios, boats, and boat docks. This rolled rubber flooring choice is truly the all-around, do-it-all flooring solution.
Quick Notes:
1: The Confetti and Natural colors are made from post-industrial recycled rubber. Confetti is a mix of multiple colors with random color percentages. Natural is standard rubber products and recycled white wall car tires. As a result, the shade and color may vary in these two options.
2: Due to a recent material change, the shade of lipstick red may vary from previous orders.
When installing rolled rubber flooring, choosing the right installation method for your project is important. The most common methods of adhering rubber rolls to the subfloor are:
A: Double-Sided Tape Installation
- Ensure that the subfloor is clean, dry, and free of any debris.
- Loosely lay the rubber rolls in the room to achieve your desired layout. Allow the rolls to relax for 24-48 hours to ensure proper installation.
- Note: Rolls may be directional, so make sure the color matches on each roll. If the roll colors do not match, flip them or turn them 180 degrees to ensure the color matches.
- Cut the rubber rolls to fit the room using a straight edge and a utility knife with a fresh blade. Leave a gap around the perimeter roughly the thickness of the rolls being used to account for expansion and contraction.
- Roll up the rubber rolls at one end of the room. Apply double-sided tape to the subfloor along the perimeter of each roll.
- Place the rubber rolls back into position on top of the double-sided tape.
B: Glue Installation
- Ensure that the subfloor is clean, dry, and free of any debris or moisture.
- Loosely lay the rubber rolls in the room to achieve your desired layout. Allow the rolls to relax for 24-48 hours to ensure proper installation.
- Note: Rolls may be directional, so make sure the color matches on each roll. If the roll colors do not match, flip them or turn them 180 degrees to ensure the color matches.
- Cut the rubber rolls to fit the room using a straight edge and a utility knife with a fresh blade. Leave a gap around the perimeter roughly the thickness of the rolls being used to account for expansion and contraction.
- Roll up the rubber rolls at one end of the room. Spread a light layer of polyurethane adhesive that is 10 feet long (maximum) and unroll the flooring into the adhesive 10 feet at a time.
- Repeat step 5 for every 10 feet of roll length until the entire roll has been unrolled into its desired position.
- After all of the rolls have been glued down, it is recommended to use a 100-pound roller on the floor to guarantee good adherence to the subfloor. If a roller is not available, walking on the flooring in small choppy steps may also work.
