How to Install Wet Pour Rubber

Wet pour rubber is a great solution for providing an attractive, hard-wearing, and impact-absorbing surface.
Watch and learn how easy it is to create a brand new surface at home, on a playground, on a sports pitch, on a golf course, or a walkway, or basically anywhere!
Wet pour rubber can be laid on existing tarmac or concrete, or an MOT type 1 stone base.
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[@desilvasportperformance2371]

Could this be used for home gyms and could it be at least 1/2 thick for good force absortion when dropping bumper plates?

[@therubbercompany]

You could use it in a home gym, although it may not be quite as resilient as rubber crumb tiles. You can lay it as thick as you require.

[@greenvalleyrubberflooringl463]

We are professional functional flooring supplier.
May I know do you have any plan for purchasing rubber rolls and rubber tiles?
Pls let us know if you have any interesting.

[@Liamsmartify]

Can you use this on driveways? Would it compress under the waight of a car and leave dents where it sits ?

[@therubbercompany]

Occasional use may be ok, but we wouldn't recommend it as a permanent solution for everyday use.

[@SVENNY79]

How does it hold up to extreme Temps both negative and plus

[@therubbercompany]

The rubber itself is good from around -50°C to +110°C. Extreme cold weather may cause the surface to contract slightly around the edges. As long as there is adequate drainage, frost won't cause an issue. Hot temperatures won't cause an issue other than making the surface hot, which is something to keep in mind on play areas or walkways.