Dalsouple rubber flooring is one of the most environmentally friendly and resilient floors in the world. Manufactured in France, it’s available in a range of gorgeous colours and textures, appealing to designers who want to choose any colour imaginable with no minimums. This high quality flooring was also available in a natural range called DalNaturel.
iRubber have been the sole distributor of Dalsouple rubber in Australia and New Zealand for 15 years, and it is our biggest seller. Because of this, it has its own website, featuring lists of the Dalsouple products, technical information, and over 1000 photos. Dalsouple manufacture tile and sheet form rubber flooring mainly now in SBR product as well as recycled rubber flooring, marine-grade rubber flooring, outdoor grade and a unique “DalMagnetic” rubber tile that’s specially designed for access floors.
Visit our Dalsouple Australasia website to learn more about this versatile product.
The Dalsouple range includes versatile rubber products for any room, from the office to the bathroom. Choose from a selection of natural and synthetic rubbers, suitable for a wide range of applications.
DalNaturel is an environmentally friendly alternative. At the moment (2020) – the new plant has not resumed production of this material and is unlikely to this year. Manufactured in France, these natural rubber tiles were available in an extensive range of colours, making it one of our most popular products. DalNaturel contains over 90% natural…
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Every Armidale Class Patrol Boat has Dalsouple IMO Grade rubber on board – providing comfortable, anti-slip flooring under the harshest that nature and man can throw at it!
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Demand for products arise out of customer needs whilst using our products. Because we offer a full range of rubber products and a myriad of colours, clients also wanted a softer carpet as an option to marry in to the colour of rubber supplied. Trouble is, it had to exude quality and be as unique…
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Dalsouple was installed in a 100 year old house in North Fitzroy during recent renovations of the house. The owners wanted to be as sustainable as possible and chose Dalsouple natural rubber tiles due to their renewable aspects and low VOC’s. Product: DalTerrazzo, Noir (black) background, Vert Pomme (apple green) and white terrazzo pattern.
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The Importance of Flatness Reasons for gaps and peaks in floor finishes Sometimes the final “look” of a flooring is not as it appears in the promotional literature and advertising. Why? Here we have to realise that the flooring is perfectly laid in the imagery on a “perfectly” flat and smooth surface. It shows an…
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Proud to say that my company iRubber Pty Ltd became a recipient of the 2020 Australian Trusted Trader Award!
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iRubber Pty Ltd has been crowned: Best Rubber Flooring Specialists 2017 – Melbourne I am sure you will remember shortlisting for the Australian Enterprise Awards 2017 hosted by APAC Insider Magazine. The results are in, and I am delighted to inform you that you have been successful,congratulations! iRubber Pty Ltd has been crowned: Best Rubber Flooring Specialists 2017 – Melbourne…
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A brief account on things you may choose to be wary of when choosing rubber flooring. Please click on this link to read more on – 5 things you need to know and understand about rubber flooring .
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The Right Decision-Rubber Flooring View the study done by architect Suzanne Barnes in the US -but please note this was in 2008 so almost 14 years on -prices are much high yet remain relative to each other!It is assumed that vinyl and lino are being thrown in landfill in Australia and we can’t find any evidence of…
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iRubber – Offering Sustainable, Green Rubber Flooring with Our Product Stewardship! As an Australia company, we have decided to offer voluntary stewardship on our range of rubber products. That means we will take back the rubber at the end of its life and recycle it. Most of our high end products have a 10 year…
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