Mission Statement

Rubberall International Inc. has been formed as a distributor of rubber products made from 100% recycled rubber tires.

Our Mission is to offer high quality products with the incredible benefit to the environment by using 100% recycled tires.

Our company logo is "Recycling Your Future" which is exactly what our products provide.

Rubberall International Inc. provides a variety of recycled rubber products, though specializing in:

	Rubber Mulch
	Rubber Nuggets
	Rubber Timbers
	Rubber Mats, Tiles & Pavers
	Rubber Parking Curbs
	Rubber Speed Bumps & Speed Humps
	Rubber Horse Arena Crumb, Stall Mats & Soft  Stall

Our products are a true alternative to households, businesses, cities and townships, along with school boards and day cares with the added feature of “Safety”.  Our clients must know that working competitively we will provide the best product and service, keeping our environment and the safety of our children always in mind.

    Ordinary Home Owner - providing them with Mulch for their gardens, Nuggets and Timbers for the backyard playground, and Tiles for either their driveway, walkway, patio, deck or pool area.

   Businesses, School Boards and Day Cares - providing them with Mulch for landscaping and playground application for safety purposes along with Tiling for outdoor use and depending on the business, many apply Tiling and Mats for indoor use.  Also for traffic safety businesses and school boards would benefit from the Speed Bumps, Speed Humps, and Parking Curbs.

   Cities and Townships - providing them with Mulch for all their landscaping purposes.  Nuggets, Timbers, and Tiling would be beneficial for playgrounds within the city or township promoting safety for their children.  Also extremely beneficial would be Speed Bumps, Speed Humps, and Parking Curbs.

   Equestrian Society - providing them with environmentally safe horse arena crumb to minimize dust, and a resilient surface resulting in fewer injuries.  In addition Stall Mats and SoftStall for the comfort and safety of the horse especially during casting.

Updated May 16, 2009