Rubber flooring has evolved from an imported ground decoration material to a widely popular choice in Europe, America, and Japan and South Korea, enjoying a surge in popularity. Records indicate that rubber flooring began entering the market in the early 1980s. It falls under the category of "lightweight flooring materials" and is a highly popular choice for modern lightweight ground decorations. Today, rubber flooring has gained widespread recognition in major and medium-sized cities across the market, with a wide range of applications. These include indoor homes, hospitals, schools, office buildings, factories, public spaces, commercial areas, and sports facilities, among others.

Rubber flooring boasts advantages that other types of flooring materials cannot match. Among them, its environmental friendliness is a key characteristic of rubber flooring. Additionally, the lightweight nature of rubber flooring is a significant factor in its popularity. Many residential complexes, office buildings, and other facilities choose to install rubber flooring to alleviate the weight burden on the structures.