Rubber kitchen flooring

Chances are good that you’ve seen rubber flooring in a school, or a commercial building, or at your gym, but we’re here to make the case for why you should consider it as a choice for your home, too. We’ve rounded up plenty of inspiring photos of rubber floors in the home, along with seven things you might not have known about this incredibly durable, hardwearing material. 5. It doesn’t have to have that bumpy texture.

Choosing rubber flooring for your home? This flexible and contemporary option could be the perfect practical choice for your rooms

Marmoleum

Chances are good that you’ve seen rubber flooring in a school, or a commercial building, or at your gym, but we’re here to make the case for why you should consider it as a choice for your home, too. We’ve rounded up plenty of inspiring photos of rubber floors in the home, along with seven things you might not have known about this incredibly durable, hardwearing material. 5. It doesn’t have to have that bumpy texture.

A NATURAL FLOORING ALTERNATIVE THAT'S BEEN AROUND FOR OVER 100 YEARS

If you’ve already renovated a kitchen or are just beginning the process, you know how overwhelming the details can be. Our Fittings and Material Spotlights are quick guides to basic kitchen fixtures and materials to familiarize you with terminology, pros and cons, and relevant reader reviews. Today we look at the pros and cons of rubber flooring in the kitchen:Origin: Virgin rubber comes from latex, the sap of rubber trees, which typically grow in tropical areas.

Hey Guys, Many of you have said to me something like: “I don’t want to do a wood floor. We have a (fill in the blank) kind of house.” What is the best kitchen floor? That is, a non-yucky kind of kitchen floor. My first thought is… I have no idea. My second […]

In meeting the needs of the consumers seeking eco-friendly flooring products, ECOsurfaces is a recycle rubber flooring that goes above and beyond.

I was visiting a friend a couple of weeks back who had just moved into her new apartment and its very stylish. Anyway she mentioned that she wanted to replace the current flooring in the kitchen wi…

Rubber flooring — especially the marbleized ‘jaspe’ design — is another historically-appropriate option for a midcentury home. Above: Just a few of the standard colors from Musson Rubber, which has been making flooring since 1945. The company is based, appropriately enough, in Akron, Ohio — in midcentury America, the Rubber Capitol of the World. Props…