Kamyk / 3mm / 1,2x10m / SCP Select

Kamyk (Pebble) flooring – solid SBR rubber

Kamyk SCP Select is a solid SBR rubber flooring with a finely textured “pebble” surface. The texture forms an irregular, small‑scale pattern reminiscent of smoothly rounded pebbles, giving the surface a more commercial appearance than plain smooth rubber while helping to hide minor dirt and surface scratches. The product is vulcanised and supplied in rolls of standard lengths and widths (e.g. 3 mm, 1.2 × 10 m), making it easy to cut by hand with a utility knife and to adapt to the shape of rooms, traffic routes and workstations.

The base of Kamyk flooring is a styrene‑butadiene rubber (SBR) compound – a general‑purpose rubber – which combines good mechanical strength with an attractive cost level. The flooring helps to dampen vibrations and noise, improves walking comfort and protects the substrate against mechanical damage such as abrasion and impacts. It is particularly suitable for concrete floors in warehouses, workshops, service back rooms, garages and technical corridors, and can also be used as a finish for storage areas and worktops. Kamyk flooring is an industrial‑grade product – immediately after unpacking a noticeable rubber odour may be present, which gradually fades over time with adequate ventilation of the room.

Application conditions and limitations

The SBR rubber used in Kamyk flooring is intended for use in chemically neutral environments and is not resistant to continuous contact with oils, fuels, greases or aggressive chemicals. Long‑term exposure to such media may lead to swelling, loss of elasticity and accelerated wear, so for these applications floorings made from special compounds (e.g. NBR, TPE) should be considered. The material is not designed for prolonged exposure to weathering, UV radiation and ozone; therefore, the flooring is recommended primarily for indoor use or sheltered areas.

Within a typical operating temperature range of approximately -20°C to +70°C, Kamyk flooring maintains stable basic mechanical properties. For applications close to the limits of this range, it is advisable to test a sample under actual service conditions. In high‑traffic zones, especially with wheeled traffic, permanently bonding the flooring to the ground surface will improve surface stability, user safety and the overall service life of the product.