Playground rubber surfacing
A thoughtful foundation for play.
Create a cohesive play area with poured-in-place rubber surfacing. Coordinate colors, transitions, equipment layout, and the surfacing system required for your project.
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Concept illustration · Not a completed Prime Courts project
BUILT AROUND YOUR FACILITY
Playground rubber surfacing.
A scope that fits.
Bring play equipment and the ground beneath it into one plan. Poured-in-place rubber can create a continuous play surface with distinct color zones and transitions that connect the playground to surrounding paths.
BUILD YOUR SCOPE
The right details.
Working together.
Every site is different. We’ll define the work, materials, and project requirements in your proposal.
- 01Playground layout and fall-height review
- 02Poured-in-place rubber surfacing
- 03System and cushion-layer selection
- 04Colors, patterns, and play-zone layouts
- 05Base preparation and drainage coordination
- 06Accessible edges and surface transitions
PLAN THE WORK
Start with the site.
Equipment fall heights and the specified tested system determine required impact protection and thickness. Base conditions, drainage, routes, and edges are evaluated with the project team; compliance is established through the selected system and project requirements.
Find the right approach for your organization ↗LET’S GET STARTED
Bring us the big picture.
Provide the playground plan, equipment fall heights, base conditions, and project specifications so the required system and thickness can be evaluated.
Tell us about your project ↗COMPLETE THE PROJECT