Rubber playground flooring

Learn more about what sets PebbleFlex safety surfacing apart from pour-in place and rubber playground surfacing.

Being tasked with choosing the materials for a playground surface that will experience millions of footsteps (particularly those of children) is harrowing – especially if you don’t have a construction background! If you’re in charge of selecting a flooring surface for a playground, you have a lot of options and information to sift through. So what’s the deal with poured rubber surfacing for playgrounds?

Kids climb, and kids fall. Preventing injury is key to a safe and fun outdoor play space. This requires a soft playground flooring surface like rubber matting, rubber tiles, rubber mulch, wood mulch, pea gravel or sand to prevent injury and add some visual style to your outdoor play space.

About this item Interlocking mat made of high density rubber. Ultra durable, anti-impact, anti-slip, anti-fatigue Shock absorbing so your feet and legs will still feel great after a long day Micro-porous, water permeable, and breathable. Non-slip even in the rain, making it perfect for use outdoors DIY - Easy snap-in, pole-connection design. Installation is quick and painless, no adhesive required Shock absorbing tiles come in bright colors. Create a safe, beautiful, no maintenance space

Rymar rubber playground tile floor and rubber mat products are perfect for active surfaces. We offer a range of high-quality products to help kids have a safe and engaging play experience using interlocking rubber tiles and various flooring options.

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So you’ve got a playground in mind, but you’re trying to figure out what surfacing material will work best. You’re considering the basics: cost, aesthetics, safety, maintenance, etc. You’ve discovered prefabricated rubber tiles for playgrounds, a great solution, especially for small and hard-to-reach areas. While we tend to recommend poured-in-place rubber as the top choice, safety surface tiles for playgrounds are another great option, especially for rooftop playgrounds!