Rubber-Vinyl Flooring

Rubber Featuring Johnsonite (flooring, wall base, stair treads) and Burke Mercer (wall base).

Why Choose Rubber Flooring in Toronto? 
Rubber flooring is a versatile flooring option that is well suited for situations where high usage and traffic is expected. Offices, schools, gyms, and retail stores are common places that you will find rubber flooring. Rubber flooring can also now be found in residential settings too – in playrooms, laundry rooms, workshops, and game rooms. It comes in a wide array of colors and textures – from vibrant to subtle and from smooth to treated.

It is available in either sheet or tile form. Rubber wall base is commonly used in combination with tile flooring. The main advantages of rubber flooring are ease of maintenance, excellent durability, and resiliency. It has exceptional slip resistance and it is also resistant to cigarette burns and chemical spills. In addition, rubber flooring is sound absorbent, so it helps control echoes in large rooms.

 

And from an environmental perspective, it is recyclable and does not produce harmful off gasses. The main drawback of rubber flooring is the cost – it is more expensive than vinyl flooring, but lasts much longer.

• Pros
• Very durable & long-lasting
• Excellent slip-resistance
• Low maintenance
• Sound absorbent
• Environmentally-friendly

• Cons
• Expensive