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Wet pour surfacing is a type of safety flooring commonly used in playgrounds, sports areas, and outdoor recreational spaces. It is made from a blend of coloured rubber granules bound together with a polyurethane binder, which is poured and trowelled onto a prepared base to create a seamless, durable surface.
How it works:
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Rubber granules are mixed with a liquid polyurethane binder to create a flexible, mouldable mixture.
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The mixture is poured onto a prepared sub-base and spread evenly, often with a trowel or roller.
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The surface is left to cure, forming a continuous, impact-absorbing, slip-resistant layer.
Benefits:
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Safety: Provides excellent impact absorption, reducing the risk of injuries from falls, making it ideal for playgrounds and play areas.
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Durability: Resistant to wear, weather, and UV exposure, offering long-lasting performance.
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Low maintenance: Seamless surface prevents weeds and debris from accumulating and is easy to clean.
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Customisable: Available in a variety of colours and designs, allowing for creative patterns, logos, or markings.
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Accessibility: Smooth, even surface suitable for wheelchair users and other mobility aids.
Wet pour surfacing combines safety, functionality, and aesthetics, making it a popular choice for outdoor play and recreational areas.