After properly cleaning the concrete surface, the application process of EPDM poured rubber flooring begins.This application ensures a strong bond between the concrete surface and the layer of SBR rubber product that is applied on top. After the primer application, SBR rubber granules and polyurethane binder are mixed at the appropriate rate by means of a mixer. This mixture is then spread over the primer layer to the desired thickness. The curing time for this application is approximately 12 hours. The SBR rubber is applied to the desired thickness, and then the mixture of EPDM and polyurethane binder, blended in a mixer, is applied on top of the granules. The application is done in the desired colors and patterns.
Advantages of Poured-in-Place Rubber
- It is an aesthetic and eye-pleasing product
- In addition to its stylish appearance, it is a durable product
- There are a wide variety of color options available
- Custom design work can be done on the surface of the floor
- Since EPDM granules are dyed in paste form, they contain the same color not only on their upper surfaces but also in their internal structures.
- There is no color fading due to wear
- It is resistant to UV rays
- The content of the product is resistant to bacteria and it is a health-protective product
- Due to its monolithic structure, it is easy and practical to clean
- Its porous structure allows it to be water-resistant and enables activities to be carried out after rainfall.
- It is a protective product with impact damping properties that prevents injuries from falls.
- It is more flexible and softer compared to modular rubber options.
- All application works are performed on the designated area. Depending on the surface, it can be applied with a finisher or manually.
