Rubber Flooring

The key advantage of poured-in-place rubber flooring is that it creates a seamless surface, resulting in highly durable areas for both sports facilities and playgrounds. During installation, we use a two-layer system consisting of a lower SBR layer and an upper EPDM layer.

Colored EPDM rubber granules are wear-resistant, UV-stable and water-permeable, while also being easy to maintain and clean. Professional installation is essential, as it can significantly increase the service life of rubber flooring. A wide range of colors is available, and almost any design can be created; the only limit is imagination. Creative rubber surfaces can also be applied to 3D forms.

The impact-absorbing, fall-protection property of rubber flooring is defined by the so-called critical fall height. This value is determined through laboratory testing according to the MSZ EN 1177 standard. The test models the height below which the risk of head injury for children falls below a certain level. This height is the critical fall height of the rubber surface, also known as Head Injury Criterion, or HIC.

Modern rubber flooring systems have impact-absorbing and fall-protection properties. This is achieved through precise planning and installation of flooring that meets the required HIC value.

Safety is important on both playgrounds and sports courts, so we ensure that the surface matches the intended use and, in the case of playground equipment, the required fall height. This reduces the risk of injury for both children and athletes. Thanks to water-permeable technology, the surface can be used soon after rain, as it does not become slippery.

Professionally installed rubber flooring supports stable, controlled movement for athletes with less energy loss. It also provides higher performance and maximum protection while minimizing the risk of injury. A properly installed top layer has strong mechanical properties, ensuring flexibility and durability for athletic tracks, and making the surface suitable for multifunctional applications and events.