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Continuous rubber flooring supplied in rolled format, typically 1.0-1.5 m wide × 5-20 m long, for seamless or minimal-seam installation over large areas. Thicknesses: 2-12 mm. Roll format provides fewer seams than tile (only at roll edges), creating a more hygienic, water-resistant surface ideal for healthcare, food processing, and cleanrooms. Materials: homogeneous rubber (same composition through full thickness — can be buffed to restore appearance), or heterogeneous (wear layer + backing). Surface: smooth (cleanroom, lab), textured (commercial, hospital), or patterned (decorative). Installation: full-spread adhesive on prepared concrete; seams heat-welded with matching color welding rod for waterproof joints. Rolls must be acclimated in the room (>18°C, 24-48 hours) before unrolling and cutting. Cutting requires a hook-blade knife and straight edge. Roll weight: 2-8 kg/m² depending on thickness. Applications: hospital corridors and patient rooms (seamless hygiene), commercial hallways, retail, gyms (thin gauge), manufacturing clean areas, and any application requiring maximum seam reduction. Brands: Nora (norament), Mondo, Johnsonite, Regupol, Gerflor.