Construction

Suitable for indoors and outdoors

Recycled rubber is circular. It can be used to dampen sound and absorb shocks and vibrations. It is also non-slip, has good drainage properties and boasts a particularly long life. These are all reasons that make Granuflex products eminently suited to meet the demanding requirements of the construction industry. Moreover, the rubber tiles, mats and rolls are also insusceptible to the effects of moisture, sunlight and frost, making them well-suited to both indoor and outdoor use.

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Roof and terrace tiles

Granuflex rubber tiles, can quickly morph a dull, flat roof into an appealing roof terrace. Balconies are instantly transformed into safe and comfortable places to walk on. Roof and terrace tiles are available in various sizes, from 500x500x30mm to 1000x1000x80mm. Above all, they are available in dowel/hole configurations or as plain, loose-fitting tiles.

Tile supports

If concrete or natural stone tiles are specified for a terrace or balcony, or in or on a building, then drainage and damping are critical. Granuflex’s circular rubber tile supports constitute an ideal solution to what might otherwise be a real problem. They help to level the subfloor and introduce a light spring to the walking surface.

A terrace or gallery area of up to 36 m² needs just 144 tile supports of 100x100x10mm.

Drainage

The popularity of roof gardens is sky rocketing. Fortunately, Granuflex Optidrain provides optimum drainage control. Excess rainwater can be drained quickly and effectively, allowing the sedum and other plants to grow and flourish.

Rubber on a roll

Like the roll itself, the possibilities offered by rolled rubber are practically limitless. Not only can it be cut to almost any required width and length, it is also available in thicknesses of 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 15 and 20mm. Thanks to its specific properties, rolled rubber can easily be used for sealing and protecting structures and subfloors. And should it be necessary in future to demolish the building, the rubber can once again be completely recycled.