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Rubber Flooring

Posted on 13th October 20191st March 2022 By Malay Sautya

Rubber Flooring

Rubber flooring is made from a mixture of raw rubber, fillers such as fibre, cork, etc. and pigments at a very high temperature. In order to speed up the vulcanization process, a small percentage of sulfur is added. 

Rubber Flooring

Rubber flooring is available in sheet or tile form and in various colours such as linoleum. Its thickness is never more than 10 mm. It is cemented to concrete or wood in the same manner as linoleum.

It is very costly in its initial cost. The rubber flooring material is durable, elastic, good looking, noiseless, comparatively warm and soft. This floor, is, however, not resistant to oil grease and gasoline. This floor is mostly not used for ground floors.

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