Abstract: The invention relates to a floor comprising square strips of rubber with small wooden squares glued thereto and a slot which is disposed between each piece of wood thereby forming a tile. In this way, said strips are positioned side by side in order to form a floor. The slots between the wooden squares enable the sheet of rubber to bend and adapt to flat or somewhat curved surfaces. In addition, the rubber, which forms the base of the tile comprises anti-skid properties in relation to the floor o sub-floor to which it is applied. Moreover, the slots between the wood on the upper part of the tile provide the tile with anti-skid properties in relation to movement thereon. According to the invention, no additional materials are required to mount the tile. In order to adjust the inventive tile to projections in the sub-floor, wooden squares are remove by cutting the rubber using a sharp knife along the slots between the wood.