It is one of the most environmentally friendly and resilient floors in the world and it is our biggest seller!
Manufactured in France, it’s available in a range of gorgeous colours and textures, appealing to designers who want to choose any colour imaginable with no minimums.
*This high quality flooring was also previously available in a natural range called DalNaturel – but not anymore.
iRubber have been the sole distributor of Dalsouple rubber in Australia and New Zealand for 15 years!
Dalsouple manufacture tile and sheet form rubber flooring mainly now in SBR product as well as recycled rubber flooring, marine-grade rubber flooring, outdoor grade and a unique “DalMagnetic” rubber tile that’s specially designed for access floors.
Dalsouple® manufactured a range of natural, and synthetic rubber suitable for a range of installations, including walling.
We can provide rubber for almost any room, office, walls, benches, stairs and flooring.
The relocation to a new factory since November 2015, has lead to delays in resumption of previously available products.
As colours and formulations are validated we will inform our customers.
MINIMUM m2 ORDER=25m2
Dalsouple® is currently undertaking GECA certification in 2022- so designers and architects can specify Dalsouple® products easily.
The certificate will be for the SBR product and certificates will be published under “Test Reports” on this site.
We are passionate about sustainability so chose GECA as the best choice to help promote Dalsouple’s environmental stance.
GECA undertakes a thorough audit prior to approval and is internationally recognised for their efforts.
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Dalsouple makes rubber tiles in sizes to fit access panels for use on access floors. The tiles are 610mm x 610mm x 2.5mm but are designed to be trimmed to fit 600mm x 600mm access panels. The rubber tiles can be sent off to the access panel manufacturer for them to stamp out to correct…
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An innovative solution for access floor installations. Tiles are fusion-bonded to a flexible magnetised backing and can be loose-laid on metallic access panels. Available in any of our 80 DalColours or your custom colour and in the selection of finishes shown here. DalMagnetic is also available in many textures. DalMagnetic is an innovation which transforms…
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DalMicro textures come in 682mm x .682mm x 2.5mm or 4mm. DalMicro is available in all 80 colours and most Pantone® colours.. Last 3 textures have been tested by the CSIRO in Melbourne to have R10 slip ratings.
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INTERLOCK SPORTS Interlocking rubber floor tiles DALEQUIPE DalEquipe Office is available in a range of 80 colours in smooth surface and a selection of micro relief finishes for maximum slip resistance. DalEquipe Office is made up of two distinct layers. The sub layer is manufactured from 100% recycled rubber. The upper surface is DalNaturel, Dalsouple’s…
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Dalsouple can make 29 textures in any of the standard 80 colours or almost any pantone colour at no extra cost. *Minimum quantity is now 28m2 (effective 23rd August 2022) Prices vary between textures and thicknesses. As of this date 23rd August 2022 Dalsouple’s production capabilities have been advanced to the following specifications. New Dalsouple started the production…
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Dalsouple Uni Smooth-Roll Form+ Tile and Roll form- now available! Dalsouple Uni Smooth or Uni Lisse as they say- is predominately manufactured in tile format in 650mm x650mm and in 2.5mm, 3mm, 4mm and 5mm. BREAKING NEWS! EFFECTIVE 08.04.2019 Due to popular demand Dalsouple are re-introducing a 26 colour range of slightly textured smooth DalUni…
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A fresh burst of colour splashes its way across Boost Juice outlets with Dalsouple’s exquisite hues. 5 of the first lot of 20 stores have been completed. There are about 200 outlets throughout Australia so drop by, grab a Boost Juice and get a feel for the flavour of our French Dalsouple rubber while you’re…
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Great Architects/Designers Bounce has been to see Hi This is my first ever post. A bit about me…. as of the 5th of August 2015 I was just 8 weeks and 5 days old -and weighed about as much as a large Dalsouple plaque- 7.5kg!. (update at 16 weeks on 28 September-a strapping 16kg) This…
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It’s a common misconception among specifiers that modern rubber flooring is a “natural” product. In most cases it is simply not! In fact, virtually all the rubber flooring on the market today is made from synthetic chemical compounds. Styrene-butadiene rubber (abbreviated to SBR) is more commonly known as “industrial rubber”. Capable of being modified with…
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A radical floor colour was chosen by K20 Architecture for Cotter Floors to install at the recently opened Alma Park Pavilion in St Kilda. Proud home of the up and coming St Kilda Celts soccer team:)! DalNaturel was chosen in a “micro-pastille” texture. The texture is micro-dotted for extra slip resistance and sturdy enough for…
Read MoreUnder the creative guidance and perserverence of Dalsouple France’s CEO Pascal Le Saec some creative new ways of promoting Dalsouple have been developed. The web-site is being modified for easier use with numerous modifications to make it more user friendly. Dalsouple recognise the importance of making people aware of the product outside Europe changing from…
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In receivership since July 2014, the company was taken over Saumur Dalsouple today Wednesday before the Commercial Court of Angers by AB Rubber in Bouchemaine. (editors note: Bouchemaine is situated about 65km from the previous location of Dalsouple in Saumur, and remains connected via the Loire valley and lies about 300km to the sout-west of Paris)…
Read MoreDomestic market set to soar Over the last 2 years in Australia certain trends have emerged. There is certainly more freedom with the economy bouncing back with a frenzy of home buyers snavelling up whatever they can or can’t really afford in the hope that things will be better in their future. The renovators and…
Read MoreThe Importance of Flatness Reasons for gaps and peaks in floor finishes Sometimes the final “look” of a flooring is not as it appears in the promotional literature and advertising. Why? Here we have to realise that the flooring is perfectly laid in the imagery on a “perfectly” flat and smooth surface. It shows an…
Read MoreThe link below summarises the fantastic qualities you get when you select rubber. http://flooring.about.com/od/Flooring-Pros-And-Cons/a/Rubber-Flooring-Tiles-The-Price-Of-Durability.htm The article accepts that there is a price to pay- but apart from the initial costs- there is not much to disappoint. In saying that- personally I would steer away from recycled/granulated competitors materials as they are harder to clean and…
Read MoreThe Final “Look” Sometimes the final “look” of a flooring is not as it appears in the promotional literature and advertising. Why? Here we have to realise that the flooring is perfectly laid in the imagery on a “perfectly” flat and smooth surface. It shows an “ideal result”. -It has to for marketing purposes! In…
Read MoreDalsouple used to manufacture Dalsouple DalNaturel rubber flooring that was a natural, sustainable flooring products and contributed to Greenstar points for Office Interiors or NABERS ratings for indoor air quality. DalNaturel has now been installed on many Greenstar buildings in Australia, such as 6-star Macquarie Bank Sydney, 5-star Fairfax Media House Melbourne and 6-star The…
Read MoreMany young people nowadays don’t know that natural rubber (latex) comes from a rubber tree. The history of rubber is a fascinating topic and without rubber in our lives in the 21st century we could not survive! We’ve just been reading a book written by John Tully from Melbourne, called The Devil’s Milk. He has intenstively…
Read MoreWhy choose rubber flooring? Why choose rubber flooring for your office, kitchen or bathroom over vinyl, lino or tiles? Why choose Dalsouple rubber over other rubber floorings? This page addresses these burning questions. Most people think rubber flooring is a natural product. Yet most rubber flooring on the market today is made from synthetic SBR,…
Read MoreA typical question and perhaps answered by a Case Study example from the United States. CASE STUDY: LAFAYETTE GENERAL MEDICAL CENTER, LAFAYETTE, LA. Rubber flooring was initially specified for a new 25-bed neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at Lafayette General Medical Center, but when initial pricing showed that the project was coming in over budget,…
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