Can I lay WARCO rubber tiles myself?

Most private customers and local authorities lay WARCO rubber tiles themselves. Commercial users also commonly carry out the installation themselves.

Rubber tiles are laid on a suitable sub-base and are neither screwed down nor glued. Depending on the range, the individual tiles are joined by a jigsaw interlock or plastic connectors. Any perimeter cuts are made with a circular saw, a jigsaw or a sharp utility knife with a snap-off blade.

The sub-base can usually be prepared by the customer as well. On concrete, asphalt or an existing firm surface, the rubber tiles are laid directly after any uneven areas have been levelled where necessary. On bare ground, a sub-base is formed first. Gravel grids, such as grass grids or plastic grids with a honeycomb structure, are a well-established choice for this purpose. They significantly reduce the work involved and noticeably improve the quality of the installation.