For cutting the rubber tiles, we recommend using a jig saw. It is worth to mark the cut line on the rubber tile, with chalk, prior to cutting. It is best to work with a large-toothed blade for wood. Smaller cuts can be performed with trim wallpaper knives as well. In this case, you should make an incision [...]
We always recommend installing the rubber tiles on a solid foundation. For details, see the "Installation and Maintenance Instructions" and the document entitled "Important information before you buy".
The "Installation and maintenance manual" contains a detailed description on the ways to clean the rubber tiles.
Since we have our own production facility, we are pleased to fulfil individual requests. For customized products, we always determined the minimum order quantity and the price on a case-by-case basis.
The value of Critical Fall Height (Critical Fall Height), also known as HIC (Head Injury Criterion), is an important indicator of the safety of rubber tiles. It was developed to prevent serious head injuries of children. This value tells you the height from which someone can fall on the paving in question without suffering serious head injuries, [...]
Yes, there is. We provide a 3-year warranty for ReFlex, EquiFlex and AgroFlex rubber tile brands alike. You can read the detailed warranty terms in the downloadable document entitled "Warranty Terms".
The rubber tiles, when exposed to direct sunlight, start to fade like most other materials. This process is slower if the rubber tiles are installed in a shady place. A further advantage of shade that children do not play in the sun, and the surface does not heat up as much.
The rubber granules – the raw material of the rubber tiles – are produced by grinding used tires. Because the proportion of the various types of granules (from winter or summer tires, car, truck or tractor tires etc.) constantly varies in the mixture, so the dyes do not paint them in exactly the same way. These [...]
Yes, they can, but in this case we recommend using the heavy duty types: ReFlex Patio or ReFlex Grand. It is not recommended to use Poured in place rubber paving in parking areas.
The ReFlex Patio rubber tiles have a denser structure and smaller cleats. Their surface, therefore, is more resilient, so for example high-heel shoes cannot damage them. However, since they are harder than the ReFlex rubber tiles, they are not recommended for playgrounds.