Playground Rubber Mulch

When it comes to playground safety there are a litany of things to be aware of, from fall safety, to equipment maintenance, to surface and ADA concerns. We put together a monster list of 190+ resources of playground safety resources for you to chew on.  So if playground safety is a concern for you, or […]

Today you might be wondering where to buy playground rubber mulch, and boy do we have the answer for you. In fact, we’ve got 95 answers for you! We have dug deep to find nearly every supplier for churches, schools, playgrounds, daycare centers, and Head Start programs.  This list is for the U.S. market, though

Church playground ideas can be hard to come by. We find churches to be great clients for our non-toxic rubber mulch, and so we created a list of over 150 church playground ideas to help you get inspiration. Check them out! Church Playground Equipment   Communication Board- $2,619-Communication Board (playandpark.com)   Designed specifically for children

In this post, we’ll delve into the world of playground surfaces, exploring the various options available and their unique benefits. From safety to durability, aesthetics to maintenance, we’ll cover all the factors you need to consider when choosing the perfect flooring for your playground.  Whether you’re a school administrator, a city planner, or a parent

  There is no doubt that poured-in-place rubber is a fun and exciting surface for playground enthusiasts to run around on. Kids surely will appreciate the nice response of the rubber cushioning propelling them forward as they run and play.  Yet, what happens when cracks emerge in the wear layer? The poured rubber surfacing is bound

When looking into playground surfaces like rubber mulch that will cushion a child’s fall from injuries there are a few options to consider. Some look to rubber mulch direct, others to wood chips or mulch, and others to non-toxic loose-fill ruuber mulch like Jelly Bean. What is the safest playground surface available for sale today?

Playground Mulch – What is It?  To properly understand the term playground mulch, it helps to understand the mulch part first. Oxford defines mulch as a material (such as decaying leaves, bark, or compost) spread around or over a plant to enrich or insulate the soil. The Oxford definition refers to what is commonly known

  Jelly Bean is a non-toxic playground safety surface comprised of loose-fill rubber mulch that is a popular alternative to wood mulch and recycled tire mulch. Issues associated with mulch made from recycled tires include safety concerns and potential health threats, leading some municipalities to ban its use on school and public playgrounds. Thus a