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Wetpour surfaces are commonly found in children’s play areas, but you would be surprised where else it can be put to great use. Because it is so much safer than tarmac, this maximises the amount of potential it has.

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It is excellent in helping to stop little ones from getting hurt if they fall over in the playground. The same principle can be applied to pathways safety surfacing in residential care homes to protect elderly and vulnerable people from falls.

If you are interested in prices, please visit this page or get in touch for a quote today and let us help you decide how and where you could best use a wet pour surface.

Playground Surface

A safe playground surface is something that every nursery, school and communal play area should invest in. Not only will it protect young bodies against lasting impact damage, but it will revitalise a room and encourage children to want to use the facilities.

As it is made from a dual-layer system of a shock-absorbing pad and recycled rubber, the impact-absorbing wet pour safety surfaces can be laid around existing play equipment and requires very little in the way of maintenance after it has been installed.

We guarantee that once you see what can be done with the material and the peace of mind that its impact-absorbing feature brings with it, you will want to have one installed as soon as possible.

There are several advantages to wet pour surfaces, so please look at this page for the benefits in primary schools.

If you have any more questions surrounding the surface and the sub-base, please complete our contact form, and we will be happy to provide a quotation for the works and answer any questions you may have.

Wet Pour Rubber Flooring

Wet pour rubber flooring is an incredibly versatile and impact-absorbing material. It is available in an impressive 33 different colours, and there is an almost infinite number of combinations of these colours that you can have. In addition to this, why not incorporate a design or designs to make the area under your play equipment even more appealing? Some of the most popular designs include;

  • Logos such as corporate logos and insignias local youth club and school coats of arms.

  • Shapes, geometric shapes and ‘splats.’

  • Numbers, to help children with their counting skills

  • Animals, such as birds, lions, and sea creatures

  • Insects, such as bees, caterpillars, spiders and ladybirds

  • Road markings, to help children be safe on our roads and understand the Highway Code

  • Letters to spell out something or random letters to help children with their alphabet

You can find out more about the various wet pour surfacing designs here.

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Wet Pour Suppliers

A quick search for wet pour suppliers near you or the surrounding area might leave you a little disappointed. This low search yield is because installing this type of surface needs to meet stringent health, Critical Fall Heights, and safety standards, so only professionals can lay it.

Wetpour can only be laid on top of concrete, so the condition and the size of the area that you want to be treated will determine how difficult it is to transform into a bright, safe area.

Rest assured, though, our wetpour system adheres to Critical Fall Heights safety standard BS EN 1177, which means that it is one of the safest surfaces to have to protect against a critical fall, trips, bruising and grazes.

Rubber Crumb Flooring

Rubber crumb flooring is vastly popular on any surface that takes a bit of a beating or where grip and impact-absorbing are necessities.

The reason it is so popular is that it is bright and colourful, so easy to install, is a cinch to take care of, and it is fully SUDS compliant, so water just drains away from it naturally. Best of all, it is made from impact-absorbing recycled materials, so it’s kind on the environment too. The most popular uses of rubber crumb flooring are on;

  • Tennis courts

  • Five-a-side football pitches

  • Outdoor basketball courts

  • Hockey pitches

  • Children’s playgrounds

  • Poolside surrounds

Wetpour Surfacing

Wet pour surfacing is the closest thing you can get to having an inbuilt shock absorber! Go to any nearby play area, communal sports venue or care home, and you’ll see the fantastic work that wet pour surfacing is doing to keep people safe and injury-free.

Made from recycled materials, the rubber granules are available in loads of different colours, designs, and styles, wet pour surfaces lessen the impact damage on the body thanks to its springy texture and improved grip capabilities.

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Wet Pour Rubber Installation

Wet pour rubber mulch installation is relatively uncomplicated, thanks to the versatility of the materials involved. Although it uses concrete as a foundation, the rubber granules top layer can be poured quickly and around existing play equipment or benches.

You can choose from a wide variety of colours and designs to be incorporated into your new safety surface and the maintenance required is next to nothing. So, you’ll have a bright and appealing new safety surface that will keep people safe from trips and falls for generations to come. 

Wet Pour Installers

Wet pour installers can have your new safety surfacing flooring poured, set, and ready for use in less time than you might think. EPDM rubber surface is a straightforward material to work with, so once the concrete foundation is prepared to go, installing the two-part shock absorber rubber granules and rubber topcoat finish does not take long.

"We were a bit dubious at first as this surfacing is not the cheapest, however, they did their best on the price for us. On the installation day, all the materials arrived well in time as scheduled, and the guys were on site not long after the delivery. It took only around 3 hours to complete the jobs, and I am pleased with the results. The installation guys were great, very professional and just got on with the job. Overall I am extremely pleased with the surfacing and happy that we have a safe area for our children to play on and don't have to worry about falls as the surface protects them. Thanks to the whole team, good job all around, and do recommend them."

It can be used in places as diverse as a children’s play area to pathways on a golf course, and once it is installed, care incredibly easy. Look where you could benefit from a safety surface being installed and contact us to discuss what options are available to you and a free quote.

What is a wet pour park?

Wetpour is a play surface made with rubber granules that may be found in playgrounds, parks, and other public spaces. Wet pour is a two-layer system that consists of a sub-base shock pad and a coloured top. This wet pour playground surface comes in a variety of colours, including yellow, green, and red, among others.

How long does wet pour last?

If placed and maintained properly, a Wetpour Rubber surface and its sub-base can endure for 10-15 years.

How do you clean wet pour rubber surface?

We recommend sweeping wetpour on a regular basis to eliminate dirt, filth, and moss. Low-pressure cleaning with warm water on a regular basis can help wash debris down to the base and away from the surface.

Play Area Surfaces

Play area surfaces used to be the stuff of nightmares; potholed tarmac, stones, wood chippings. Amazingly, children used the facilities at all! However, all of that is now in the past. With rubber wet pour safety surfacing, no child needs to be hurt while playing ever again.

The floor cushions impact jumping off swings, falling off climbing frames, tripping over -  it is even kind on the ankles from just running about.

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To ensure that your play area safety surfacing is up to standard (and reduce the risk of being pursued injury claims!), get in touch with us now for a complete catalogue of all our available options. You’ll be glad that you did. 

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