Dalsouple™ Australasia (trading under iRubber P/L) has been selling Dalsouple™ rubber flooring to Australia and New Zealand for 15 years with over 20 years experience in the rubber flooring industry. We supply all types of rubber flooring from recycled, synthetic, ESD and natural rubber for indoor and outdoor uses for both commercial and domestic. No job is too small or too big.
Most of Dalsouple™'s products have a 10-year guarantee but expected to last at least 15 to 20 years.
Dalsouple™ Australasia is one of the few suppliers of sustainable natural rubber flooring in Australia and New Zealand. Interior designers believe the colour range is exciting, vibrant and unsurpassed by any other competitor. The majority of other rubber on the market today is either recycled (from car or truck tyres) or synthetic (SBR, from the by-product of crude oil.)This is possibly why it has featured on Grand Designs and 'The WOW Factor' TV shows, and used by the architect of Grand Designs Australia, Peter Maddison.
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We believe in promoting sustainable products, such as rubber flooring, that is not going to be thrown out as landfill at the end of its life. To learn more about why rubber is more sustainable, go to our Why Choose Rubber tab. We offer an advisory service to architect firms, builders and the domestic market. We also sell other rubber products from the USA, so see our links page.
Photo of the Melbourne Royal Children's Hospital with green Terrazzo Dalsouple™ rubber tiles in the foreground. This just won the 2012 Dulux Colour Award.
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Rubber flooring is one of the most durable resilient floorings there is. The rubber flooring that has been down at Old Parliament house in Canberra has lasted 60 years, and at Brisbane airport aero bridges 26 years. Our record for Dalsouple™ is 15 years at Technocity in 17 computer stores in Sydney.
Dalsouple™was installed in Orange, Iris (purple), and Rose Indien at Norton Rose on the 37th, 38th, 39th floors of the Bank West Tower in Perth 8 years ago. Photo taken 16th Apr 2012.
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