What is industrial rubber flooring?

Industrial rubber flooring is a heavy-duty floor covering made from vulcanised SBR or EPDM rubber, designed for factory, warehouse, workshop, and commercial environments. It provides anti-slip safety, durability under heavy machinery and foot traffic, and anti-fatigue properties for standing workers.

What thickness industrial rubber flooring do I need?

For light industrial use and walkways, 6mm rubber flooring is sufficient. For heavy machinery, forklifts, and high-traffic areas, use 10-15mm. For areas with heavy dropped loads or chemical exposure, 15-20mm provides optimal protection. Anti-fatigue mats should be 12-20mm.

Is industrial rubber flooring slip resistant?

Yes. Industrial rubber flooring has a high coefficient of friction, providing excellent slip resistance even when wet. For areas with oil or grease, specify Nitrile rubber flooring which offers enhanced resistance to petroleum-based substances.

What rubber is best for factory floors?

SBR rubber is the most widely used for factory and warehouse floors due to excellent abrasion resistance and cost-effectiveness. For chemical or oil environments, Nitrile rubber is preferred. For food production, specify food-safe EPDM or Neoprene rubber flooring.

How long does industrial rubber flooring last?

Quality industrial rubber flooring in a factory or warehouse environment lasts 10-20 years. Heavy-duty SBR rubber rated for forklift traffic can last 15 years or more. Regular cleaning extends service life significantly.

How do you clean industrial rubber flooring?

Clean industrial rubber flooring weekly with a mop and pH-neutral degreaser. For heavy contamination, scrub with a stiff brush and diluted industrial floor cleaner, then rinse thoroughly. Avoid solvent-based cleaners, bleach, and petroleum products which degrade rubber.

Can industrial rubber flooring be installed over concrete?

Yes. Industrial rubber flooring can be installed directly over concrete, as long as it is structurally sound, clean, dry, and level. For permanent installations, use contact adhesive. For removable layouts, loose-lay or interlocking tile systems are preferred.

Does industrial rubber flooring meet UK safety standards?

Quality industrial rubber flooring from Slip-Not meets BS EN ISO 10140 for slip resistance and EN 1081 for flooring safety. Anti-fatigue mats comply with ergonomic guidelines under the Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992. Electrical safety rubber matting meets BS EN 61111.

What are the benefits of rubber flooring in a warehouse?

Rubber warehouse flooring reduces workplace injuries by providing anti-slip surfaces, cushions dropped loads to protect floor integrity, reduces noise levels from machinery and foot traffic, and provides anti-fatigue benefits for workers who stand for long periods.

Where can I buy industrial rubber flooring in the UK?

Industrial rubber flooring is available from Slip-Not at slip-not.co.uk with free delivery across mainland UK. We supply SBR, EPDM, Nitrile, and Neoprene rubber flooring in rolls and tiles for factories, warehouses, and workshops, with a cut-to-size service available.

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Why Choose Rubber Flooring?

Rubber flooring is naturally anti-slip even when wet, highly durable under heavy foot and vehicle traffic, noise-absorbing, easy to clean, and comfortable underfoot. Unlike vinyl, rubber flexes rather than cracking under impact and maintains its anti-slip properties as it ages.

Types of Rubber Flooring

Rubber Floor Tiles

Interlocking rubber tiles (typically 1m x 1m) install without adhesive and can be removed and reused. Popular for gyms, changing rooms, garages and commercial interiors in studded, ribbed and smooth finishes.

Rubber Flooring Rolls

Supplied by the linear metre in widths to 2m for large seamless areas. Surface patterns include ribbed, studded, coin-pattern and smooth. Bond permanently or lay loose for temporary use.

Safety Rubber Flooring

Certified to BS EN and HSE slip resistance requirements for wet and dry environments. Available in contrasting colours for hazard marking in commercial and industrial settings.

Outdoor Rubber Flooring

UV-stabilised, weather-resistant rubber with open-drainage surfaces. Suitable for terraces, playgrounds, pool surrounds and outdoor sports surfaces.

Rubber Flooring Applications

Our rubber flooring serves gyms and fitness studios, retail shops, schools and universities, hospitals and healthcare, restaurants and commercial kitchens, industrial workshops, garages, swimming pools and outdoor public spaces.

Rubber Flooring Buying Guide

Consider traffic levels (light to heavy duty), wet or dry environment, slip resistance certification requirements, finish and colour, and whether the installation needs to be removable. Our team can advise on specification for any project.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is rubber flooring slippery when wet?

Quality rubber flooring is inherently anti-slip when wet. Ribbed, studded and coin-pattern surfaces provide grip in wet conditions \u2014 ideal for pool surrounds, changing rooms, wet rooms and commercial kitchens.

Can rubber flooring be used over underfloor heating?

Yes \u2014 rubber flooring is suitable over underfloor heating up to approximately 27\u00b0C surface temperature. Allow the rubber to acclimatise before installation and follow manufacturer temperature guidelines.

How do I clean rubber flooring?

Sweep or vacuum to remove grit, then mop with a pH-neutral cleaner. Rubber resists most cleaning chemicals. Avoid petroleum-based solvents which degrade rubber over time.