Safety surfaces are a great for play areas, but what does a poured rubber playground cost in 2021? Rubber safety surfaces are popping up all over: Schools playgrounds, daycare centers,
Wood Chips are Not a Good Surface for Playgrounds (Here’s Why)
As a company that installs poured-in-place playground surfacing and rubber tile playground and safety surfacing, of course we think wood chips should be off of every playground. However, it’s not
Pros & Cons: Engineered Wood Fiber (EWF) for Playground Surfacing
What is Engineered Wood Fiber (EWF) mulch flooring? EWF mulch is composed of wood that’s been ground to a fibrous consistency and is sometimes manufactured to be “knit” together in
Pros & Cons: Bonded Rubber Mulch for Playground Surfacing
Bonded rubber mulch (sometimes called bonded rubber bark or resin bound rubber mulch) looks like traditional wood chips (such as landscaping mulch). But upon closer inspection, you’ll quickly realize that it’s different.
Pros & Cons: Rubber Mulch for Playground Surfacing
When playground administrators have chosen to install loose-fill material, they often find themselves comparing either rubber mulch (also called shredded rubber mulch, tire mulch, rubber nuggets, rubber pellets, recycled rubber
How Much Does Poured-in-Place Rubber Cost per Square Foot?
While researching poured rubber safety flooring, you’ll find that it’s also commonly called wet pour rubber, pour-in-place (PIP) rubber, and poured surfacing. Poured rubber has earned its popularity as a
Pros & Cons: Wood Chips for Playground Surfacing
Picture the playgrounds you went to the most as a kid. They were covered in wood chip mulch, right? And you hated the splinters and sharp edges that it caused.
Pros & Cons: Rubber Tiles for Playground Surfacing
So you’ve got a playground in mind, but you’re trying to figure out what surfacing material will work best. You’re considering the basics: cost, aesthetics, safety, maintenance, etc. You’ve discovered
Pros & Cons: Poured Rubber Surfacing for Playgrounds
Being tasked with choosing the materials for a playground surface that will experience millions of footsteps (particularly those of children) is harrowing – especially if you don’t have a construction
Is my playground or pool too small for a poured rubber surface? What are my options?
Poured rubber surfacing is a safe, durable and excellent flooring choice for most playgrounds and swimming pool surrounds (also called “rubber pool coping”), but if your surface area is less
