Rubber flooring is very comfortable to walk on and its springy nature puts less strain on muscles and joints.
Rubber is often preferred in stores, kitchens and hospitals or anywhere where employees have to walk or stand for long periods, while sports facilities particularly prefer rubber floors due to the nature of their activities. Businesses that use many electronic devices may also choose rubber flooring because it reduces common static electricity.
Rubber is treated in much the same way as Vinyl and Linoleum to protect its appearance and enable effective cleaning but there are differences. For example, using a sealer before applying polish is often required to achieve sufficient adhesion and protection.
Stunning results
The transformation resulting from restoring a rubber floor can be amazing. Colours can be dramatically enhanced and floors frequently look far better than when originally fitted.
Customers who have been fighting a losing battle find that after we have restored their rubber floor, they can become effective in their cleaning regime by following a carefully developed floor cleaning guide. Scrub and re-coat treatments are required at intervals to ensure sufficient protection of the floor and are usually carried out within our periodic floor maintenance programme.