Bonded Rubber Surfaces
Functional. Safe. Cost-effective.
Wet Pour Surfaces
Wet Pour Surfaces
Find out moreBouncy Bond Rubber
Bouncy Bond Rubber
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Conipave
Find out moreWe will be delighted to provide you with budget costs for the installation if you will be kind enough to do the following:
- Take 4/5 photographs of the area where the Rubber Bonding play area is being considered
- Take 2/3 photographs of the access to the area, paths driveway etc
- Provide the width and the length
- Determine the maximum fall height which may occur from the play equipment
- E-mail the details to info@playbark.com and we will endeavour to reply within 24 hours with an estimate for your consideration
Quite a lot, but our team perform these installations regularly so they know what they are doing. Once initial observations have been considered e.g. drainage, product selection and access etc. we then look at the process outlined below.
Here is a brief rundown of what may be involved, the photos below and video above show an example of an installation:
- Removal of existing surface, turf, gravel or soil using a turf cutter, concrete breaker or maybe a mini digger. (This may not be necessary if we are bonding onto a hard surface)
- Dispose of the above in a skip or ‘muckaway’ service
- Level area and install tanalised timbers or Rubber Border Edging to the surrounds if required
- Import into the area the MOT Type 1 to be used as a sub-base
- Mechanically compact the sub-base with a ‘wacker plate’
- Apply a heavy duty Geotextile Membrane to help prevent weed growth and secure
- Mix on-site the Rubber and Resin in our special forced action mixer and apply at the specified depth to the area by hand
- Roll the area to achieve the perfect finish
Before and After
Wet Pour Surfaces
‘Wet Pour’ bonded rubber surfaces are often found in schools, nurseries, local authority applications and domestic environments.
Wet Pour consists of a 2 tier system, comprising a rubber base layer of SBR (Styrene Butadiene Rubber) and a top layer of EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Modified).
Bouncy Bonded Rubber
The product consists of specially coloured recycled industrial rubber tyres, along with a very resilient polyurethane resin and once dried sets to form a very robust but soft playing surface for children of all ages.
Conipave
Conipave® RA is an alternative, and in some instances, a more cost-effective option for certain surfaces.
