StepTile Anti-slip Acoustic Tile
500mm x 500mm Premium grade rubber tile
For gardens, playgrounds and roofs
Anti-slip as well as acoustically insulating
Provides superior noise reduction alongside excellent slip-resistant surfacing.
Provides superior noise reduction alongside excellent slip-resistant surfacing.
The StepTile Anti-slip Acoustic Tile is a premium-grade rubber tile designed to combine exceptional noise reduction with reliable slip resistance. Measuring 500mm x 500mm and crafted from high-quality recycled materials, these tiles provide a durable and versatile solution for outdoor and indoor spaces. With excellent drainage capabilities, thermal insulation, and a simple DIY-friendly installation process, StepTile is perfect for creating safe, stylish, and acoustically insulated environments.
Anti-slip Acoustic Tiles are specialised rubber tiles designed to reduce noise transmission while offering a slip-resistant surface. These tiles are made from robust rubber granulate materials, ensuring durability, safety, and noise-dampening capabilities. StepTile tiles are ideal for areas where sound control and surface safety are essential, such as rooftop terraces, playgrounds, gyms, and walkways.
StepTile tiles reduce noise by dampening vibrations and absorbing sound energy. Their dense, premium-grade rubber construction provides a decibel reduction exceeding 30dB, making them highly effective at minimising impact noise. The tiles' anti-slip surface ensures stability and safety, even in wet conditions, while their porous design allows water to drain quickly through integrated channels, preventing puddles and ensuring a dry, secure surface.
The StepTile Anti-slip Acoustic Tile is versatile and suitable for a range of environments, including:
The interlocking design of the tiles simplifies installation, making it a straightforward process for both professionals and DIYers.
With routine cleaning and care, StepTile Anti-slip Acoustic Tiles retain their durability, noise-dampening capabilities, and slip resistance for years. Regular maintenance prevents dirt accumulation, prolongs the life of the tiles, and ensures they remain safe and visually appealing, even in high-traffic or outdoor environments.
Here are the main details for this product:
Dimensions: 500mm x 500mm
Thickness: 30mm
Pack Size: 1 Tile
Weight: 5.2kg per Tile
Density: TBC
Coverage: 0.25 sqm
Fire rating: B2/Euro Class E
Thermal Conductivity:
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If your looking for soundproofing for a particular situation or application, then the best place to start is with our soundproofing solutions that cover walls, floors, ceilings and reducing echo. Select the relevant application below to find out more.
If your looking for echo reduction for a particular situation or application, then the best place to start is with our echo solutions.
As with most tiling jobs begin laying the tiles in one corner of the area being tiled, make sure the pins are facing in the correct direction ready to go into the corresponding receiving holes, this will be facing out in the direction of installation.
After the first row has been laid check the alignment is correct before continuing.
After cleaning, remove all contaminants that may have exuded from the tiles. Scrub with a soft brush and warm water with a highly diluted detergent then rinse well with copious amounts of clean water.
Every second row must be laid in a brick-bond pattern leaving a half tile at each end. This will result in an interlocking formation to maximize the overall bond.
The tiles can be cut with a low-speed jig-saw (medium sized teeth), handsaw or Stanley-knife. It is recommended a steel straight edge is used for best results. Keep the cutting blade cool with water where possible.
Exposed edges which may be subject to wind uplift can be adhered to the substrate using a suitable rubber adhesive.
Visit our Fitting Instructions section for more detailed instructions relating to your specific application.
Check out our Soundproofing Guides for more information, advice and tips on all aspects of soundproofing.