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Considerations when choosing an artificial grass surface for a play area
Safety is the key consideration for any play area. Other objectives might include being somewhere stimulating where children can explore, discover and socialise - but, above all, these areas must be safe. Because children love to run and jump and explore the limits of...
Wet Pour Surfacing – Care and Maintenance
Wet Pour is often found in children’s playgrounds because it is the ideal surface for protecting kids. Once it’s in place, Wet Pour helps to reduce the potential impact of a fall from equipment, minimising the harm to the child and helping to ensure that they get back...
A Landscape Architect’s Guide to Multi-Use Games Area Surfacing for Public Play Spaces
Multi-use games areas (MUGAs) are a valuable addition to any well-designed public play space. Whether placed in a park, adjacent to a school, or within a new residential development, these facilities offer a versatile way to promote physical activity, structured...
Creating Outdoor Pathways That Last: Surfacing Options for Housing Developers and Public Spaces
Outdoor paths and walkways play a vital role in connecting people to homes, parks, play areas, and community facilities. Whether forming the spine of a new housing development or linking areas in a public green space, these routes must offer long-term performance,...
Planning a New Playground? Why Surfacing Should Be Your First Decision
Planning a new playground is an exciting opportunity to create an outdoor space that supports movement, play, learning, and imagination. Whether the setting is a school, public park, or housing development, decisions made early in the process will influence the...
Golf Club Paving: Choosing the Right Surface for Paths, Walkways and Buggy Routes
Golf courses are known for their careful design, scenic beauty, and professional presentation. But the condition and layout of paths and walkways play an equally important role in the player experience. Whether it’s a gravel path leading from the clubhouse or a buggy...
How can Safety Surfacing help create an Inclusive Playground? Play Day 2025
Playday 2025 takes place on Wednesday, 6 August, and celebrates children’s right to play, alongside the spaces that help bring that right to life. This year’s theme, “Spaces to Play,” highlights how every child should have access to safe, inclusive spaces that support...
Why Creative Playground Surfacing Helps Visitor Attractions Stand Out
Visitor attractions are always looking for ways to create memorable experiences. Creative playground surfacing adds visual impact, enhances safety, and encourages families to spend more time on site. First impressions count, especially for family-friendly...