Sierra Stone withstands the harshness of Canadian winters and the unforgiving heat of Phoenix sunshine. Whatever the conditions, Sierra Stone is strong enough to stand up to weather extremes without compromising elegant beauty. As it does all this it also adds value to your property and saves you demolition costs and the expense of pouring new concrete.

Rubber Stone consists of small chips of rubber and a polyurethane binding agent, and this combination gives the material its flexibility and durability. Rubber Stone is a LEEDs (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) contributing recycled product that utilizes post-consumer waste: 25 square feet of installed product keeps 3 tires out of the landfill. A typical single-car driveway keeps 60 tires from reaching the landfill, and a two-car driveway keeps a whopping 120 tires out of the driveway!!

Rubber Stone is ideal for substrates that move or shift including decks, paving stones, asphalt driveways and concrete. Just like Sierra Stone, Rubber Stone can also be applied on a wide variety of interior surfaces. It works extremely well in basements, laundry areas, playrooms, and exercise rooms. This product is also exceptionally durable and can withstand the same harsh conditions that the tires on your car can endure—hot, cold, wet, and dry conditions, and heavy traffic. Installing Rubber Stone on your driveway is almost like giving it off-road capability—it’s simply that tough.

EnduraFlake is designed for areas that are frequently exposed to spills. The high-solids content of this product makes it chemical and stain resistant and easy to clean. Routine maintenance involves a quick rinse with water and a non-filming detergent. When this flooring is heavily soiled with oil, gas, grease or even paint, it can be thoroughly cleaned with a mop or carwash brush, and mild solvents such as paint thinner or WD-40.

While this product has a beautiful finish of its own, EnduraFlake can also be polished to a high-gloss showroom finish with the application of wax.