Rubber playground surfaces, referred to as pour-in-place (PIP) surfacing, are a great investment for your public playground, but may require restoration through a Roll Coat topping. Unfortunately, rubber playground surfacing is not a maintenance free option and you’ll see that through normal use and exposure to elements, the surface will start to degrade from:
- fading and discoloration,
- thinning of the top course through the loss of granules around high traffic areas
- peeling off of shredded rubber when using a bonded rubber
Faded rubber without roll coat
Restored with roll coat applied to rubber playground surface
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