We now specialise in supplying and installing a 'Bonded Woodland Rubber Mulch' for a more natural, rural feel.

Woodland Rubber Mulch is made from recycled rubber and is more economical than purpose made rubber flooring for those on a tight budget.

It is not a loose fill rubber, but a bonded rubber which give off a wooded, natural effect. It is very safe for children as the following statement presents:

The process which is used involves shredding rather than chopping. It is then organically pigmented to form a natural looking groundcover and safety surface for playgrounds which can be laid directly over existing surfacing and is mixed with a binder on site to provide a SoftBond? fixed surface of its own.

It obviates the need for unsustainable products such as wood, virgin EPDM rubber, quarried slate or stone, thus recycled rubber is high on the agenda for protecting the environment .

You may also wish to consider that the reduction in ground works during installation will normally mean no mechanical diggers on site; no need to dispose of skipfulls of dug out material; and once installed the ?maintenance free' aspect will result in less travelling to site in the future.

Since the finished product is intended for use in childrens areas much attention has been devoted to safety and quality of the play experience and therefore the EcoScape brand carries some unique guarantees to ensure it is effective and safe for use in sensitive areas:

• The shreds are comfortable to walk on and ADA approved for wheelchair access
• 100% Non toxic; ingestion tested and with a toy safety' rating
• Testing to BSEN1177 at 50mm depth for playground use recorded a best ever CFH of over 3m
• Flammability tested (including BS5852) and classified as non-flammable

If you would like further information on this product or would like a no obligation site visit, please do not hesitate to contact our office.


We will be presenting our products and Services at the Spatex Pool and Spa show at the Hilton Metropole in Brighton from the 6th - 8th of February 2010.