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Yes, rubber is another sustainable product that is big in resilient flooring industry. We will talk about recycled rubber products at a later time. Let us look at “Au Natural” today.

Au Natural from Allstate is a 100% natural (not a synthetic) product. This rubber comes directly from their rubber tree plantation and not from petroleum. One thing I like about rubber flooring is that it is really warm and soft to touch. It is a great product for public areas like gyms, club locker rooms, high traffic lobbies and hallways.

Au Natural rubber flooring

You can have custom designs for your rubber floors!

Allstate products come in a variety of solid, marble and confetti style colors. You can even get a flooring product made in your own custom color! Depending on the usage you can choose one of their 26 texture patterns.

Allstate provides cove bases and corners in 50 coordinating colors. Custom stair nosing and stair treads are available too.

These products are installed using the specified adhesives and do not have to be sealed after installation.

Check this site out for their color choices:

http://www.muchocolors.com/index.html

 

 

Their “Allsport” product comes in easy to install 25″x25″ interlocking tiles. These are lightly textured to provide friction underfoot. The cushioning that comes natural to rubber products works well for sports facilities.

“Allkit” is another product which is ideal for indoor and outdoor exhibitions. These are thicker interlocking tiles with self-draining base, perfect for corporate events and roadshows.

If you are looking for a Green flooring product for non-residential use, give Au Natural a thought.

I just love Linoleum for a flooring material, and I think if you are thinking of replacing your floors, you should definitely consider this as one of the options. You don’t have to take my word for it:

http://www.jenniferadamsdesignblog.com/2009/06/design-tips-linoleum-flooring-its-not.html

To get more information on sheets of linoleum, you might want to check this out:

http://www.helpful-kitchen-tips.com/kitchen-blog/2009/07/23/linoleum-flooring-review-linoleum-floor-covering-ideas/

This designer is from UK. Since Forbo is based in Germany, Marmoleum is popular all over Europe too.

http://downtoearthdesigner.com/2009/04/15/oh-linoleum/

I should stop here for now…!