Dalsouple makes marine grade rubber flooring called Dalsouple Marine Grade DMG. Used worldwide on large ships such as passenger vessels, ocean liners, ferries, cruisers, pleasure boats through to patrol boats, naval warships and submarines, Dalsouple rubber has  definitely been getting its feet wet, very wet in this industry.

The standard Dalsouple  was demanded by luxury yacht designers to be available in IMO grade- MFR marine flame resistant to IMO Res MSC 61 (67) . It meets all relevant fire regulations as well – DIN 51961, DIN 4102, M2, and  BS4700.

Dalsouple Marine Grade (DMG) flooring is available, now in any colour, and any texture and has a 10 year guarantee. Used in galley ways, companion ways, cabins, heads, bridges and even decks, the “quiet luxury” of a tactile soft and quiet flooring is making its presence seen, felt, but not heard. 

Don’t forget, in boats sound can be transmitted from above the deck and below the deck. With its acoustic deadening qualities, Dalsouple rubber flooring effectively helps to reduce  noise pollution, by creating a barrier to reduce the ever present sounds and vibrations in boats and cabins. The added anti-slip quality of Dalsouple DMG rubber is certainly the icing on the cake for a potential buyers decision.

Installations in Australasia

Austal Ships

Hanseatic Marine

NZ Yachts

McMullan and Wing

Superstar Virgo, cruise ship in Singapore in the Gelato bar.