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EPDM floor covering Dropzone Speckle FP
ethylene propylene diene monomerrubberrecycled rubber

EPDM floor covering - Dropzone Speckle FP - tarkett - ethylene propylene diene monomer / rubber / recycled rubber
EPDM floor covering - Dropzone Speckle FP - tarkett - ethylene propylene diene monomer / rubber / recycled rubber
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Characteristics

Material
recycled rubber, EPDM, ethylene propylene diene monomer, polyurethane, rubber
Function
acoustic
Applications
for high-traffic areas
Other characteristics
high-traffic, fire-resistant, adhesive, water-resistant

Description

Product description
Dropzone Speckle FP (6.0 mm) is a rubber flooring solution for strength, cardio and weight rooms, engineered to combine impact resistance, comfort and safety in high-traffic training environments. Manufactured from fine-grained recycled tire rubber with coloured EPDM granules and a polyurethane binder, the surface provides good wear and impact resistance while remaining ergonomic and water-repellent for easy maintenance.

Key features
  • Made in Germany
  • Ergonomic surface for athlete protection
  • Flame-retardant properties for enhanced safety
  • Acoustic insulation up to 16 dB
  • Water-repellent, low-maintenance surface

Construction
Layer composed of fine-grained recycled tire rubber mixed with coloured EPDM granules, bound with a polyurethane binder and formulated with flame-retardant additives to improve safety and durability.

Technical specifications
  • Total thickness: 6 mm
  • Total weight: 6,300 kg/m²
  • Installation method: Glue-Down
  • Made In: Europe
  • Declaration of Performance #: 0120-131-DoP-2026-03

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