Rubber Mulch Overview
A hard wearing, bound rubber shredded surface. Ideal for play areas requiring impact protection and awkward or unusual areas of landscaping.
Mulch requires no formal groundworks or raised edging, so it can be used to cover over almost any existing surface, including problematic grass mats or artificial turf, mounds and tree pits, gravel, paving, old bark pits or to overlay damaged or worn out wet pour.
A hard wearing, bound rubber shredded surface. Ideal for play areas requiring impact protection and awkward or unusual areas of landscaping.
Mulch requires no formal groundworks or raised edging, so it can be used to cover over almost any existing surface, including problematic grass mats or artificial turf, mounds and tree pits, gravel, paving, old bark pits or to overlay damaged or worn out wet pour.
Rubber Mulch Applications
Laying Rubber Mulch
HOW WE LAY RUBBER MULCH
Rubber mulch can be installed onto macadam, MOT stone surfaces or directly onto grass. A geotextile membrane is laid beneath which helps to prevent roots from growing through the mulch.
HOW WE LAY RUBBER MULCH
Rubber mulch can be installed onto macadam, MOT stone surfaces or directly onto grass. A geotextile membrane is laid beneath which helps to prevent roots from growing through the mulch.
Step 1Whilst on site we mix rubber mulch with resin binder. |
Step 2The mixture of rubber and resin is levelled to the required thickness. A screed, roller or hand trowel is used to smooth and lightly compact the rubber mulch to gain an even, level finish. |
Step 3The surface will be ready to use the following day. |
Rubber Mulch Colours
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FAQ’s
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Q: Where is the rubber and resin sourced from? A: We source all our rubber from the UK and western Europe only. This ensures that our products comply with safety standards and are non toxic. Q: Can graphics be included in rubber mulch surfacing? A: Abstract shapes, coloured circles and paths can be created. However, graphics are not as defined as wet pour surfacing, so we would recommend shapes as being at least 0.5m in size. Q: Is it suitable in areas of high wear-and-tear, such as swings and roundabouts? A: Due to the larger rubber size, the bond achieved between the shred does not give as high a tensile strength as wet pour. We would therefore recommend using wet pour for areas which are likely to be subject to heavy wear. |
