Playground Rubber Mulch
Best Playground Rubber Mulch In Bulk At The Best Price
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SALE FROM FLORIDA PLANT ON REDWOOD RUBBER MULCH ONLY $480.00 TON PLUS SHIPPING! MAY ONLY!
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Kentucky only $699.00 delivered for 2000lb redwood,brown and black painted playground or landscape rubber mulch in 2000lb super sacks! WOW!
$580.00 per ton for rubber mulch in color and $380.00 per ton for rubber mulch in natural black unpainted,plus shipping , much less on volume. All quotes , written or oral, are estimates and therefore subject to change until consummated by an agreement to purchase and payment in full.
We ship bulk playground rubber mulch to EVERY state. Found a better price? Call back to see if we can PRICE MATCH your written or emailed quote. We ship fast!
- Many colors to choose from on bulk playground rubber mulch
- ASTM playground certified rubber mulch
- 99.9% Wire- free rubber mulch
- Public playgrounds 6″ – 9″ depth recommended (we are not responsible for those using less mulch)
- Home owner play set depth is 4″ recommended (we are not responsible for those using less mulch)
- Ships in 2000lb super sack bags or retail bags
- Rubber bendable curbs 4″, 6″ and 8″ high.
- Rubber swing mats for under swings and exits 4′x 3′ by 1″ thick
- Rubber paver tiles 12″ (1 sf) , 16″ (1.33sf) and 24″ (4 sf ) size squares
- We ship nationwide
Colors will vary by plant and there are no refunds on orders shipped and a 20% restocking fee on orders made and returned to stock. To be sure please order a sample at PayPal for $1.50 to: rubberplaygroundmulch@yahoo.com
Playground Rubber Mulch Safety And Fall Zone Specifications
RECOMMENDED 6″ -9 ” DEPTH ON PUBLIC PLAYGROUNDS
Some groups are calling for 9″ of rubber mulch and the some playground handbooks says a 6″ depth is correct for rubber mulch. See your local regulations for rubber mulch playground depths required. An excerpt from a government handbook below:
“Never use less than 9 inches of loose-fill material except for shredded/recycled rubber (6 inches recommended). Shallower depths are too easily displaced and compacted.”
Government Handbook On Playground Safety Link
Please note PERFECT RUBBER MULCH uses 100% latex free paint coating but all passenger tire rubber mulch has latex in that rubber. Please be aware if your child has any latex allergy not to play on rubber mulch even with the painted coating.
Perfect Rubber Mulch has passed all the Detroit Testing Lab’s stringent ASTM testing for playground safety ground cover as well as the testing done on our wire content that has been rated 99.9% WIRE FREE. This is available upon request.
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Even the playground at the White House is using rubber mulch
IPEMA RELEASES EPA STUDY ON RUBBER PLAYGROUND MULCH SAFETY
White House Playground
IPEMA and they just released the test results for using recycled rubber products in playgrounds. This should put to rest all the unfounded rumors that pop up and circulate the internet from time to time. RUBBER MULCH IS SAFE!
FOR IMMMEDIATE RELEASE: 1-12-10
Contact: Denise R. Calabrese, Executive Director
info@ipema.org
717-238-1744
Association Releases Information Regarding Use of Recycled Rubber on Playgrounds HARRISBURG – Recently, media reports have raised questions about the use of recycled rubber on playgrounds. As a leader of the play equipment and related materials industry, the International Play Equipment Manufacturers Association (IPEMA) investigated various studies and reports related to this issue. The investigations revealed the following facts: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently studied air and surface samples at four fields and playgrounds that use recycled tires – the same material that cushions the ground under the Obama family’s new play set at the White House. The limited study, conducted in August through October 2008, found that the concentrations of materials that made up tire crumb were below levels considered harmful. In addition, the overall study protocol and many of the methods were found to be appropriate and could be implemented in the field. (The details of the EPA’s study can be found at http://www.epa.gov/nerl/features/tire_crumbs.html) The Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment of the California Environmental Protection Agency tested skin sensitization by playground surfaces made of recycled tires and found no sensitization observed suggesting that these surfaces would not cause skin sensitization in children, nor would they be expected to elicit skin reaction in children already sensitized to latex.
(Study dated January 2007 can be viewed at: www.ciwmb.ca.gov/Publications/Tires/62206013.pdf)




