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Rhythms Rubber Flooring Rhythms Rubber Flooring Rhythms™ Rubber Flooring is manufactured using post-consumer recycled rubber material. At 4mm thick and 48” wide, in a variety of color and price options, Ground Control Surfaces has a rubber flooring material to meet your project design and budget. 440.248.0000 | www.surfacematerials.com | [email protected] 1 1/4 $ More black than color, like a solid bass beat. Clave/GCR14100 Samba/GCR14104 Ska/GCR14105 Timbales/GCR14102 Maracas/GCR14103 Blast/GCR14101 2/4 $$ Add a bit more color, some sizzle. Bass Drum/GCR24103 Rototom/GCR24104 Blocks/GCR24105 Bongos/GCR24106 Sizzle/GCR24109 Rhumba/GCR24107 Cowbell/GCR24102 Waltz/GCR24108 Gong/GCR24101 3/4 $$ Even more color. This groove moves. Sticks/GCR34106 Flam Tap/GCR34101 Fill/GCR34102 Swing/GCR34105 Tambourine/GCR34103 Groove/GCR34104 4/4 $$$ Lots of color. Get funky with the beat. Octoban/GCR44123 Roll/GCR44124 Rudiments/GCR44106 Rimshot/GCR44101 Salsa/GCR44103 Shaker/GCR44104 Chops/GCR44107 Skins/GCR44108 Tempo/GCR44114 Ride/GCR44109 Paradiddle/GCR44110 Conga/GCR44111 Throne/GCR44112 Cumbia/GCR44125 Downbeat/GCR44115 Cha-cha/GCR44116 Solo/GCR44117 Tympani/GCR44118 Hi-hat/GCR44113 Snare/GCR44119 Splash/GCR44120 Chime/GCR44121 Sustain/GCR44122 Tom-tom/GCR44102 Shuffle/GCR44126 Drag Ruff/GCR44105 2 Surface Materials. The ultimate in interior finish products. 440.248.0000 | www.surfacematerials.com | [email protected] 3 1/4 $ 1/4 $ More black than color, More black than color, Clave/GCR14100 like a solid bass beat. Timbales/GCR14102 like a solid bass beat. Blast/GCR14101 Maracas/GCR14103 4 Surface Materials. The ultimate in interior finish products. 440.248.0000 | www.surfacematerials.com | [email protected] 5 1/4 $ More black than color, Samba/GCR14104 like a solid bass beat. Ska/GCR14105 6 Surface Materials. The ultimate in interior finish products. 440.248.0000 | www.surfacematerials.com | [email protected] 7 2/4 $$ 2/4 $$ Add a bit more color, Add a bit more color, Gong/GCR24101 some sizzle Bass Drum/GCR24103 some sizzle Cowbell/GCR24102 Rototom/GCR24104 8 Surface Materials. The ultimate in interior finish products. 440.248.0000 | www.surfacematerials.com | [email protected] 9 2/4 $$ 2/4 $$ Add a bit more color, Add a bit more color, Blocks/GCR24105 some sizzle Rhumba/GCR24107 some sizzle Bongos/GCR24106 Waltz/GCR24108 10 Surface Materials. The ultimate in interior finish products. 440.248.0000 | www.surfacematerials.com | [email protected] 11 2/4 $$ 3/4 $$$ Add a bit more color, Even more color. This Sizzle/GCR24109 some sizzle Flam Tap/GCR34101 groove moves Fill/GCR34102 12 Surface Materials. The ultimate in interior finish products. 440.248.0000 | www.surfacematerials.com | [email protected] 13 3/4 $$$ 3/4 $$$ Even more color. This Even more color. This Tambourine/GCR34103 groove moves Swing/GCR34105 groove moves Groove/GCR34104 Sticks/GCR34106 14 Surface Materials. The ultimate in interior finish products. 440.248.0000 | www.surfacematerials.com | [email protected] 15 4/4 $$$$ 4/4 $$$$ Lots of color. Lots of color. Rimshot/GCR44101 Get Funky with the beat Salsa/GCR44103 Get Funky with the beat Tom-tom/GCR44102 Shaker/GCR44104 16 Surface Materials. The ultimate in interior finish products. 440.248.0000 | www.surfacematerials.com | [email protected] 17 4/4 $$$$ 4/4 $$$$ Lots of color. Lots of color. Drag Ruff/GCR44105 Get Funky with the beat Chops/GCR44107 Get Funky with the beat Rudiments/GCR44106 Skins/GCR44108 18 Surface Materials. The ultimate in interior finish products. 440.248.0000 | www.surfacematerials.com | [email protected] 19 4/4 $$$$ 4/4 $$$$ Lots of color. Lots of color. Ride/GCR44109 Get Funky with the beat Conga/GCR44111 Get Funky with the beat Paradiddle/GCR44110 Throne/GCR44112 20 Surface Materials. The ultimate in interior finish products. 440.248.0000 | www.surfacematerials.com | [email protected] 21 4/4 $$$$ 4/4 $$$$ Lots of color. Lots of color. Hi-hat/GCR44113 Get Funky with the beat Downbeat/GCR44115 Get Funky with the beat Tempo/GCR44114 Cha-cha/GCR44116 22 Surface Materials. The ultimate in interior finish products. 440.248.0000 | www.surfacematerials.com | [email protected] 23 4/4 $$$$ 4/4 $$$$ Lots of color. Lots of color. Solo/GCR44117 Get Funky with the beat Snare/GCR44119 Get Funky with the beat Tympani/GCR44118 Splash/GCR44120 24 Surface Materials. The ultimate in interior finish products. 440.248.0000 | www.surfacematerials.com | [email protected] 25 4/4 $$$$ 4/4 $$$$ Lots of color. Lots of color. Chime/GCR44121 Get Funky with the beat Octoban/GCR44123 Get Funky with the beat Sustain/GCR44122 Roll/GCR44124 26 Surface Materials. The ultimate in interior finish products. 440.248.0000 | www.surfacematerials.com | [email protected] 27 4/4 $$$$ Lots of color. Get Funky with the beat Cumbia/GCR44125 Physical Properties: 5/23” - 4mm 48” WIDE 25’ / 50’ LONG 100 / 200 SF 80 / 190 LBS THICKNESS PER ROLL PER ROLL PER ROLL PER ROLL WARRANTY: 7 YEAR COMMERCIAL WARRANTY MADE IN THE USA COMPOSITION: 100% POST-CONSUMER TIRE & POST-INDUSTRIAL/PURE EPDM RUBBER FAQs: One question we’re asked all the time: What’s the best specification criteria for choosing my floor? Here’s the answer in a nutshell: COLOR: The color of your flooring should fit with the overall design concept, but it should Shuffle/GCR44126 also suit your specific application. For example, light colors like white don’t work well in heavy traffic areas. TEXTURE: Choose the proper emboss for your floor, based on both aesthetics and application. A deep/highly embossed flooring tends to show less dirt. Whereas, a glossy floor with no emboss shows everything. Our Ground Control products have three different embosses, so be sure to select a product with the best emboss for your project. CHARACTER OF FILM: This is where style really comes into play. Choose the flooring pattern to meet your space’s unique design. For example, consider the wood species used, how much grain shows and how that will play in your overall design. MAINTENANCE: Be sure to select a flooring that’s in keeping with the maintenance program specific to your location, traffic, space, and finishes 28 Surface Materials. The ultimate in interior finish products. 440.248.0000 | www.surfacematerials.com | [email protected] 29 Check out our other Ground Control Products Color & Quality: Ground Control Surfaces Rhythms is manufactured using the highest quality pure virgin and recycled rubber material available. Combined, these products create an indoor environment that is quiet to the core, while offering the performance of a true resilient floor using sustainable materials. This product is provided in a 4mm overall thickness to enhance is acoustic properties and to add to the overall durability of the floor Please check with your Ground Control Surfaces sales representa- tive to discuss options and details Control Center: CHARACTERISTICS TEST/SPECIFICATION/RESULT Collection Rhythms Density ASTM D3673 60 pcf Hardness ASTMD2240 (Shore A) 60+/-5 Tear Strength ASTM D624 80 pli min Elongation ASTM D412 >145% Tensile Strength ASTM D412 >220 PSI Flexability ASTM F137 1/4” Mandrel Passes Resistance to Chemicals ASTM F925 ASTM F925 LEED Qualifications Qualifies for Material and Resource Credit Indoor Air Quality CA-1350 Passes AVAILABLE SIZES 4’ X 25’ X 5/32” (4MM) — 110 sq. ft./roll (12.22 sq. yrds./roll) – 80 lbs. 4’ X 50’ X 5/32” (4MM) — 200 sq. ft./roll (22.23 sq. yrds./roll) – 190 lbs. 30 Surface Materials. The ultimate in interior finish products. 440.248.0000 | www.surfacematerials.com | [email protected] 31 Please visit www.surfacematerials.com for additional patterns and information 32 Surface Materials. The ultimate in interior finish products..
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