Balcony Flooring tiles are available in three colours and ideal for use on balconies, verandas, promenades and terraces

Manufactured from recycled SBR rubber, our rubber balcony flooring tiles are the perfect product for creating an attractive, soft yet robust and maintenance-free surface for balconies, terraces, verandas, promenades and more. These benefits give our tiles qualities that other flooring solutions do not have, for example, being soft so you are able to walk barefoot, are weather-resistant so will not rot if exposed to water or affected by extreme hot and cold temperatures, the interlocking tiles will not separate when walked on and are easy to install with or without using rubber adhesive.

Browse our range of rubber balcony tiles and if you have any questions about the tiles or require assistance in deciding if they would be suitable for your upcoming project then please do not hesitate to contact us, leave us a message or live chat to a member of our team.

Why Should I Use Rubber Balcony Tiles?

Our rubber balcony flooring tiles give you a fantastic alternative to traditional flooring that carries benefits other materials do not have. They are soft so can be walked on with or without shoes, are easy to install using interlocking pegs and/or rubber adhesive, will not be affected by heat or cold and will not rot away over time. These benefits make them the ideal outdoor flooring product for your balcony, veranda, promenade or terrace. Below are a few questions we have been asked about our balcony tiles in the past

Will They Be Suitable For My Balcony, Veranda, Promenade or Terrace?

Yes. Our tiles are a great solution for your balcony flooring but it can also be used as a promenade tile, suitable terrace tile and much more. The tiles many benefits mentioned earlier make them a versatile product for use on indoor and outdoor flooring projects where a soft yet solid floor is needed.

How Do You Install Rubber Balcony Tiles?

Our rubber balcony tiles are easy to install. Cover the existing flooring with an adhesive membrane to make a waterproof layer to ensure the floor will not be damaged by sitting surface water. On top of the membrane lay one tile at once and connect neighbouring tiles together using the interlocking pegs included. It is not absolutely necessary but you can use a rubber adhesive to stick the tiles to the membrane more securely but will perform just as well without