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Rubber Floor Underlayment 3/8 Inch x 4x30 Ft. Roll

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  • Available in 4x30 foot rolls
  • Great for under modular athletic flooring tiles
  • Provides cushion from hard surfaces like concrete
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$253.97/roll
Save 19%
$2.12/sqft
Reg: $317.46/roll
Handling Time Estimate: 3-4 Weeks on Average

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How To Cut Rubber Flooring Rolls - Welcome to Greatmats Workshop. Let’s go over how to cut Rolled Rubber flooring. When cutting any kind of flooring, it’s important to use the proper safety equipment. This includes hearing protection (if you’re going to use power tools), eye protection and sometimes a mask. And it’s always a great idea to consider using quality anti fatigue mats from Greatmats! In this video we’re going to demonstrate how to cut rolled rubber. The biggest challenge with rolled rubber is its size, and potentially its weight. Rubber rolls are 4 feet wide and are available in a wide range of length options. They also range from less than 1/10 of an inch up to about ⅔ inch thick. As with all rubber products, the other challenge is to avoid having too much friction during cutting. The vast majority of the time, cutting rolled rubber can be accomplished most easily using: A measuring device A marking tool A square A metal straight edge A utility knife And maybe a wooden 2x4 Start by measuring and marking where you’d like to cut your rolled rubber. If you’re simply looking to square up the end of a roll so it fits flush against other rolls, you’ll want to use a t-square or a framing square as a guide to ensure your 90 degree angle. Once you’ve marked the rubber, align a metal straight edge with your mark. The longer the straight edge the better. If your straight edge extends beyond the edges of the cut, you’ll get a cleaner and straighter cut than if you have to cut in sections, moving the straight edge. With the straight edge firmly held in place, take the utility knife and use a series of scores along the straight edge to work your way through the rubber. Thinner rubber rolls can be cut all of the way through using this method - just make sure to have something under the cutting area to protect the surface beneath the rubber. - Generally a piece of cardboard or plywood would work just fine. If you’re cutting a thicker rubber roll, score part way through the material and then align a 2x4 board under the cut to allow the cut to open and reduce friction against your blade. Then proceed to score your way through the roll. If you need to notch out a section the roll to go around something like a door frame. The same procedure applies. Just make sure to start cutting from an interior corner and pull the blade toward the outer edge. This will help prevent over-cutting. If you are cutting a thinner rolled rubber, you may even be able to cut it using a heavy duty pair of scissors. This can be a handy method if you need to cut curves. Thank you for joining us at Greatmats Workshop. Be sure to visit our website for more information and sample options - or give us a call to speak with a knowledgeable sales associate. #rubberfloor

How To Cut Rolled Rubber Flooring

  1. Available in 4x30 foot rolls
  2. Great for under modular athletic flooring tiles
  3. Provides cushion from hard surfaces like concrete
  4. Does not break down or lose cushion over time
  5. Roll out and install with no adhesive
  6. 90% post-consumer recycled material

Flooring Underlayment for Sport Courts

NOTE: This item is a custom order and is not returnable.

Rubber Floor Underlayment 3/8 Inch x 4x30 Ft. is great for athletic and sports floors to provide cushion underneath modular court tiles. 3/8-inch underlayments give the right amount of cushion for optimal comfort and protection. The 4x30-foot rubber roll provides 120 square feet of coverage.

The Rubber Floor Underlayment consists of 90% post-consumer recycled rubber material, qualifying them for LEED points and reducing environmental concerns.

This product is available in custom-cut lengths. Please contact customer service to order in custom lengths.
This product can simply be dry installed under surface flooring tiles. No adhesive is required for the installation of this 3/8-inch underlayment.

Thickness size tolerance plus or minus .02 inches
4 ft width size tolerance plus or minus 1/4 inch



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Ships via freight delivery, shrink wrapped on pallets.

This Product Ships Freight Only.
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SKU# 401-3/8-inch-4x30ft
In Stock Yes
Product Type Roll
Material Type Rubber
Product Edging Straight
Thickness 3/8 inch
Width 4.00 feet
Length 30.00 feet
SF per Item 120.00
Weight 285.00 lbs
Packaging Shrink Wrapped on Pallets
Number of Pieces per Package Type 9
Non Absorbent No
Special Adhesives Yes
Interlock Loss 0.00 feet
Material Hardness Shore A 55
Interlocking Connections No
Made In USA
Surface Finish Smooth flat
Surface Design Solid color
Installation Method Dry lay or glue down
UV Treated No
Reversible Yes
Border Strips Included No
LEED Points Yes
Manufacturer Warranty 5 year limited

Product Questions:

Q: I want to re-floor the living areas of my 3rd floor condo with something other than carpet. I had selected a luxury vinyl tile to install over .078 thick underlay but was informed that the CC&Rs require that any flooring be installed over a 3/8'' thick pad. Would this product be suitable for this purpose? The kitchen and bath are in ceramic tile, which will remain.
A: Yes. This would be suitable for your application.

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