Wetpour Rubber Company Gauteng

In addition to being resilient and shock-absorbing, rubber surfaces are frequently manufactured from recycled rubber granules. Underfoot, wet rubber has a smooth and supple feel, and it relieves pressure on the joints of the body. Additionally, it is extremely long-lasting. Basketball and tennis are two of the most common sports that make use of these surfaces. Additionally, hockey, athletics, and other sports use them as an underlayer, shock pad, or e-layer. In addition to this, they are resistant to slipping and can be used in both indoor and outdoor courts, as well as play and sports areas.

This product is a designer’s dream because it can accommodate corporate logos and colour changes across the floor without producing any noticeable disruptions. It can be used both internally and externally, and it is particularly suitable due to the fact that it is resistant to stains, which makes it very simple to clean. On the condition that the existing floor does not exhibit any movement or structural flaws, wet pours can be laid over the floor that is already constructed. 

Playsafe playground wet pour rubber (Spectra) provides the highest amount of potential for design freedom because it allows for the seamless incorporation of any design into the floor. This flooring ensures that the colours remain vibrant, and the wet pour application is a dream come true for designers. Additionally, this method of application allows for any design and colour combination.

The thickness and placement of the playground safety flooring required will be determined by the critical fall height of the playground equipment. Specifically, the South African standard for determining the critical fall height, known as SANS 51177:2010, is an exact implementation and direct adoption of the international standard known as EN 1177:2008. This law applies to all public playgrounds, schools, municipalities, entertainment centres, nursery schools, and other places where a third party is involved, regardless of whether supervision is present or not. Underneath all playground equipment that has a free fall height of more than sixty centimetres and/or equipment that causes a forced movement on the body of the user (such as swings, slides, rocking equipment, cable ways and carousels), there must be impact protection surfacing covering the entire impact area. The thickness of the safety flooring that is required and the placement of the safety flooring will be determined by the Critical Fall Height of the playground equipment while also taking into consideration the type of equipment that is being used.