Covers and wall systems made from ELT recycled material are used wherever people, animals, building elements or vehicles need to be protected, for example as impact or edge protection against scratches on cars, in horse boxes to protect the wall or as underlay on playgrounds. Rubber granulate material is also suitable for use as stair treads, paddock suspensions, edge covers for building elements, skirting boards or angle covers on terraces and balconies.
As wall step protection in horse stalls, wall systems made of ELT material minimise the risk of injury to horses and protect them from damage. In the playground, underlays made of rubber granulate ensure safe play and romping. In multi-storey car parks, underground garages or car parks, edge protection made of rubber granulate on kerbs or walls prevents damage to vehicles.
Covers and wall systems made from ELT recycled material have numerous positive properties: they are slip-resistant, flexible, easy to clean, simple to install and also look good. Covers and wall systems made of rubber granulate are also unbeatable when it comes to environmental protection: Recycled rubber is made from old tyres and contributes to the circular economy. Instead of ending up as waste, old tyres are recycled by processing them into rubber powder or granulate and reusing them in covers and wall systems. Recycled products made from ELT material are safe and suitable for everyday use.
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