Watch How to Cut Rubber Flooring in New Channel | Channify

Rubber-Cal's flooring rubber is easy to install making it a great DIY project! If your home gym, basement, or recreation room need an aesthetically appealing and durable flooring option then rubber surfacing is the perfect choice! A rubberized flooring roll is malleable on top of being durable and resilient. Rubber rolls can easily be cut in order to better fit unique flooring structures making it a good option for residential, commercial, and even industrial settings. On this episode of Rubber-Cal's How-To Video we'll be showing you how to cut rubber flooring! In this How-to-video we show you how simple installing Rubber-Cal rubber roll flooring in your own home can be. In just a few simple steps you can soon be enjoying the benefits of your own recycled rubber floors. Rubber flooring is an easy-to-install sustainable product with a variety of everyday uses for your entire home. A rubberized floor can be used for everything from protecting sub-floors, to noise reduction, to guarding against slips and falls, to gym flooring. There are not many products on the market that make those claims and stand behind them. Then again, there are not many products that provide a space the comfort, support and safety quite like Rubber-Cal's recycled rubber floors. A DIY dream, this black rubber flooring is easy to cut, manipulate and install, making this rubberized floor affordable and practical. Correctly cutting your Rubber-Cal rubber roll flooring will ensure you have a smooth level surface. Cutting rubber flooring is easy enough to do yourself, but will require care and a steady hand. First, make sure you have all the necessary tools to complete the job properly. You'll need to have access to the following items; gloves, knee pads, utility knife with extra blades, a T-square and a piece of chalk. Once you have all the required tools you are ready to begin cutting your recycled rubber mat. Black rubber flooring is tough and resilient. It will require a generous amount of pressure and may take a few tries to cut through the material using your utility knife. This process is called "scoring" and it will allow you to effectively cut the recycled rubber mat to the correct size and length. When cutting your sustainable flooring material you may have to make cuts beyond a simple straight cut. Because all rooms are different you may have to make more angular cuts, this is where the t-square and chalk come into play. Use these two handy tools to clearly mark the path of the knife. This should make any cutting job much easier. For more information on how to cut rubber flooring, please refer to the Rubber-Cal installation guide for further instructions or visit www.rubbercal.com.