Rubber Pavers

Recycled Rubber Floor tiles are designed for a variety of uses, including rooftops, patio walkways, pool surrounds and playground areas. The modular, yet extremely durable pedestal tile system complies with resiliency requirements established by the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

The 2' X 2' footed recycled rubber tiles produce excellent drainage properties and slip resistance for outdoor applications. Indoors, rubber floor tiles can be used as an alternative to raised access flooring, as the unique design allows for cable transport beneath the tiles.

Rubber Pavers supports the ASTM Sustainability Assessment, enabling designers and specifiers to celebrate the green properties and sustainability of all the rubber flooring products, raw materials and manufacturing processes.

Equine Pavers

Equine Pavers easy to install interlocking rubber equine pavers and wall tiles provide long-lasting protection and comfort for a variety of equine flooring applications.

Equine Pavers and wall tiles ensure safe equine footing and equine surfacing in paddock areas, winner's circles as well as barn corridors and wash stalls.

Equine Pavers offers exceptional durability, comfort and slip resistance while creating an aesthetically pleasing and clean environment in any equine area. Furthermore, horses remain calm and tension-free on this thick rubber equine surface by providing clean, safe and comfortable equine surfacing conditions for conducting all of your equine activities.

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