From hospitals and schools to gyms and commercial kitchens, rubber flooring provides a unique and versatile approach to commercial flooring. Rubber is an ideal solution for areas that face heavy foot traffic and can also be a cushioning agent that reduces fatigue and foot injury. To better determine whether rubber is the correct solution for your facility, let’s examine what exactly rubber flooring is, the pros and cons of rubber flooring, the installation methods that go along with it, and how to keep it clean.Budget. If you're on a limited budget, it's helpful to know how much various gym flooring options will cost upfront. ... Waterproof Options. ... Underlays. ... Avoiding Cheap Materials. ... Room Size and Shape. ... Activities and Foot Traffic. ... Acoustics and Insulation. Pros and Cons of Rubber Flooring Pros Recyclable Versatility Highly durable Dimensionally stable Easy to maintain Homogeneous construction Stain, mold, and mildew resistant Naturally resistant to water Slip-resistant Fire retardant Comfortable – Easy on back and feet Sound absorbent and static resistant Cons Longer Installation times compared to other materials Post-installation rubbery smell that could hang around for a couple of weeks. Can be slippery when wet if left untreated Can be more costly than other options #gymrubber#flooring#playgroup#hospital#tileform