RubberKrete Surfacing
Rubberized, slip-resistant surfacing for the places where footing matters most.
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RubberKrete is a rubberized surfacing system that delivers aggressive, comfortable slip resistance with a measure of impact absorption. It bonds to concrete, steel, and wood, making it ideal for the transition areas where slips and falls happen: ramps, stair treads, walkways, and entries.
Weather- and wear-resistant, it holds up to the Ontario climate and heavy pedestrian traffic while remaining forgiving underfoot. It is a practical choice for facilities focused on accessibility and slip-and-fall risk reduction.
Why RubberKrete?
Aggressive Slip Resistance
A textured rubberized surface gives sure footing on ramps, stairs, and walkways, wet or dry.
Impact Absorbing
The rubberized build is more forgiving underfoot than bare concrete — easier on people and on dropped items.
Bonds to Many Substrates
Adheres to concrete, steel, and wood for ramps, treads, and transitions.
Weather & Wear Tough
Stands up to Ontario freeze-thaw, UV, and heavy foot traffic.
Ideal For
RubberKrete surfacing on an access ramp
Rubberized stair treads with slip-resistant texture
Grey rubberized walkway winding through a landscaped path
Close-up of a dark rubberized granule surface beside a pool
Why Ontario’s Top Brands Choose Us
300+
Projects Completed
$30M+
In Facilities Painted
98%
Repeat Clients
1000+
Environments Transformed
RubberKrete — Frequently Asked Questions
Where is RubberKrete typically used?
On ramps, stair treads, walkways, entries, and pool surrounds — the transition and pedestrian areas where slip resistance and comfortable footing are the priority.
Is it suitable for outdoor use in Ontario?
Yes. It is formulated to resist UV, moisture, and freeze-thaw cycling, so it performs on exterior ramps and walkways year-round.
Can it be installed over existing stairs and ramps?
In most cases, yes. After proper preparation it bonds to concrete, steel, and wood, so existing structures can often be resurfaced rather than replaced.
Need RubberKrete surfacing priced?
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