Start with the play equipment
Map the equipment and obtain the required impact, accessibility and surfacing specification.
Playground Surfacing & Polyurethane Binders
Explore playground surfaces as a complete assembly selected around the equipment, required impact performance, accessibility and drainage.
Playground surfacing concept; no safety rating is represented by the image.
UNDERSTAND THE SYSTEM
What goes into it.
A playground surface needs to be specified around its equipment and layout. The complete surfacing assembly, thickness and supporting base determine whether a proposed design meets the project requirements.
- 01
Polyurethane binder
A binder forms part of a compatible granular surfacing system. Its identity and suitability must be confirmed.
- 02
Rubber granules & resilient layers
Aggregate and layer build-up belong to the tested assembly, with thickness defined by the project design.
- 03
Prepared base & edging
The supporting base, drainage and perimeter details are coordinated with the surface system.
Product options are confirmed for your project. Photos do not identify the exact materials used unless stated.
FROM SURFACE TO FINISH
How the work is approached.
A planning overview. The specified system and current technical data define the installation.
Prepare and install the assembly
The specialist installer builds the base and specified surfacing layers.
Verify before use
Complete the project’s required checks and maintenance plan before opening the playground.
PLAN YOUR PROJECT
Let’s start with your surface.
Share the equipment plan and applicable project standards. A binder or finish alone does not establish an impact-attenuation or playground safety rating.
- Equipment layout and required fall-height performance
- Test evidence for the exact surfacing assembly
- Base, drainage, accessibility and maintenance