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As a landscape architect designing a playground or updating play structures, safety is always a major concern. Does this new design meet safety standards? How long will it last? What type of maintenance is required?
When giving this type of attention to the play structure, it is equally important to give similar consideration to the surfacing beneath the play structure.
With the ever-changing technology and surfacing needs, we gave manufacturers a chance to answer these questions, with the goal of learning about the newest safety surfacing products and what differentiates them.
Here is a list of safety surfacing manufacturers. Go to www.LandscapeOnline.com for contact information for the individual manufacturers.
Ace Surfaces – Nike Grind, hardcourt APM Technology – poured-in-place, tiles Carlisle Surfacing – tiles Child Safe Products – poured-in-place Creative Recreational – tiles Delta Flex – tiles Dino Flex Manufacturing – tiles Fibar Systems – fiber, mats Forest Wood Fiber – fiber Gotham Playground – poured-in-place, fiber Mitchell Rubber – poured-in-place No Fault Sport Group – tile, fiber, poured-in-place Playdek International – poured-in-place Perma-Turf – fiber RB Rubber Products, Inc. – poured-in-place, mats Skydex – cushioning layer Sof Surfaces, Inc. – tiles Sof?EUR??,,????'?????<???EUR? Fall – fiber Spectraturf – poured-in-place, tile Surface America – poured-in-place, mats Synthetic Surfaces – adhesive Tierra Verde Industrial – fiber, rubber chips Unity Surfacing Systems – poured-in-place, tiles, mats Vitricon – poured-in-place, mats
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