Looking for skilled installers to surface your playground designs?

We ensure that all installations meet federal regulations for fall heights and safety requirements. Our experienced teams specialize in poured and tile surface installations and can bring any design concept to life. Whether you're bidding on a new project or enhancing an existing one, we deliver on time and within budget. We provide comprehensive quotes for replacing old surfaces and installing new poured rubber playgrounds.

National Playground Surfacing collaborates closely with playground designers to install surfacing in and around their projects.

Playground designers create incredibly imaginative play areas for their clients. They understand that truly engaging playgrounds start from the ground up—quite literally. A poured surface serves as an ideal canvas to complement themed playgrounds. Manufacturers of playground equipment offer a variety of themed play sets, from jungle animals and tree houses to fire engines and marine life. Why not incorporate patterns, shapes, and animals into the rubber surface itself, seamlessly extending the design

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How is PIP different from rubber tiles?

Why should I consider using PIP or rubber tiles for my playground?

How thick is the rubber application?

How does pricing compare to traditional mulch or other loose surfacing?

What are the maintenance requirements?

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Poured in place playground surfacing offers almost unlimited design options. It comes in a wide variety of colors. Stencils and designs or even interactive games can be installed within this type of safety surface.

Rubber playground tiles come in pre-fabricated 2ft. x 2ft. pieces. They are available in several colors including red, blue and green being the main options. They can also be installed in a very attractive checkerboard pattern.

Safety should be your number one reason for considering using a rubberized surface such as PIP or rubber tiles for your playground. Rubber is a shock absorbent material that will make your playground a much safer place, aiding in passing all guidelines required.

The thickness of the rubber material will vary with every application. Different fall heights determine the surface thickness that is required under different pieces of playground equipment. However, every application requires 2 layers, the cushion layer and the rubber base.

Keeping up a playground surface can be a challenge and can get expensive if you’re adding yards of new wood chips every year. We are talking about thousands of dollars, depending on the surface area. Not to mention the cost of labor associated with having this done on a yearly basis. Rubberized surfacing is a sustainable playground surface that is not only safer but also eliminates the annual expense.

A newly installed playground rubber surface will last for years to come. However, in time, some basic maintenance may be needed. The amount of maintenance and possible repair work completely depends on the amount of traffic on the durable rubber surface.

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