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Rubber flooring

Robust, comfortable and hard-wearing, rubber flooring is particularly suited to heavily used spaces — at home as well as in commercial buildings.

A floor that withstands almost anything

Rubber has a dense, closed surface that is particularly resistant to everyday use. Depending on the collection and the condition of the floor, some rubber floor coverings can also be renovated rather than replaced.

Rubber combines very high resistance with the comfort of a resilient floor covering. It is used in heavily frequented places such as stations, airports, schools, shops and even some areas of ice rinks. Its dense surface stands up particularly well to heavy use and everyday marks. Softer than tiles or natural stone, it also helps to reduce footstep noise and offers pleasant comfort when standing for long periods.

Rubber is also easy to maintain and does not require any additional surface protection. Depending on the product and its condition, a renovation can be carried out without having to apply a varnish afterwards. And while most people know the traditional black studded rubber, today's collections open up a whole new world: contemporary colours, smooth or structured surfaces and designs inspired by stone, slate or terrazzo.

The noraplan® collections are mainly available in sheet form and are widely used in schools, hospitals and other high-traffic buildings. The norament® collections, meanwhile, are primarily available as tiles. Today, they offer a wide range of designs, including slate, terrazzo and stone effects. This makes them an attractive alternative to traditional tiles for kitchens, bathrooms and toilets, as well as many other rooms.

Several installation methods are possible depending on your needs: glued sheets or tiles, or the removable Loose Lay version.

Why choose a rubber floor?

Everyday benefits

  Very hard-wearing — suited to heavily used spaces

  Comfortable underfoot — softer and warmer than tiles

  Acoustic comfort — reduces footstep noise

  Easy to maintain — stain-resistant

  Low thickness — ideal for renovations

  Durable — designed for intensive use

  Repairable — spot repairs possible depending on the product

  Many designs & colours — plain, studded, stone, slate, terrazzo…

  Different formats — available as tiles and sheets

For more technical requirements

  Use class up to 43 — suited to areas with very heavy traffic

  R9, R10 or R11 — different levels of slip resistance depending on the product

  ESD (electrostatic discharge) — dissipative or conductive solutions for sensitive spaces and equipment

  Chemical resistance — solutions adapted to specific requirements

  Loose Lay — removable version, laid without permanent adhesive

  Acoustic solutions — for higher requirements in terms of noise

  PVC-free — depending on the collection

  Free from halogenated polymers and phthalate plasticisers — depending on the collection

  Cove skirting & stair nosings — solutions for finishes and specific areas

Surfaces and designs far removed from black rubber

Slate look

norament® 926 arago — A structured surface with a granular design and a contemporary marbled effect. Variations in the design give each tile a unique appearance.

Dimensions1.00 × 0.50 m, also available with bevelled edges.

Hammered / structured surface

norament® 926 grano, satura, pado and kivo, noraplan® Iona and convia — A selection of surfaces ranging from hammered to lightly structured or satin, with granular, tone-on-tone or contrasting designs. A wide range of options to meet technical requirements as well as aesthetic wishes.

DimensionsDepending on the collection: approx. 610 × 610 mm, modular 600 × 600 mm formats for raised access floors, or approx. 1 × 1 m.

Terrazzo look

norament® 926 pado — A granite-like design inspired by classic terrazzo, combined with a lightly structured surface and designed for heavily used spaces.

Dimensionsapprox. 1 × 1 m.

Natural stone look

norament® 926 castello — A design with irregular grains and a contemporary marbled effect, recalling the natural character of stone. Variations in the design make each tile unique.

Dimensionsapprox. 1.00 × 1.00 m

Detail of anthracite studded rubber
Studded look

The great classic of rubber flooring: a plain surface with round studs, instantly recognisable and particularly suited to areas with heavy traffic.

Dimensions0.50 × 0.50 m or 1 × 1 m depending on the collection. norament® 926 for very high demands and norament® 825 for areas with heavy traffic.

Smooth / plain look

noraplan® uni, unita, signa, sentica, stone and noravant™ seneo — Smooth or lightly structured surfaces, plain, tone-on-tone or dotted with fine granules. A wide range of colours makes it possible to create floors that are sober and understated or, on the contrary, more expressive.

Dimensionsdepending on the collection: 610 × 610 mm tiles or 1.22 m wide sheets.

Our services for your rubber floor

Personalised advicePersonalised adviceMeasuring at your homeMeasuring at your homeCoordination with other tradesCoordination with other tradesProfessional installationProfessional installationMaintenanceMaintenanceRepairRepair

Our latest projects

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Our suppliers

nora by Interfacenora by Interface

Your questions about rubber

Yes. Some collections are particularly interesting in rooms where you would traditionally think of tiles, such as the kitchen, bathroom or WC. Designs inspired by slate, terrazzo or stone keep a mineral look with the comfort of a resilient floor covering.
Rubber is particularly easy to maintain and generally does not require any additional surface protection. Depending on the product and the condition of the floor, a renovation or spot repair may also be possible.
Yes, and the possibilities are very numerous today. In addition to the classic studded floor, rubber is available with smooth, structured or hammered surfaces and in a wide range of colours. Some collections even reproduce the look of slate, stone or terrazzo. The best way is to come and see and touch the samples in our showroom.
No. Its resistance explains why it is often found in schools, hospitals, stations, shops and other heavily frequented buildings. But its new colours and finishes also make it an interesting solution for the home, especially in a kitchen, entrance, bathroom or WC.
This is often possible in renovation projects, but it depends on the existing floor covering and its condition. The subfloor must be stable, clean and sufficiently level. We check the floor on site and determine the preparation required before installation.