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Kopupaka Reserve Playground
Made from coloured rubber and blended to look like real mulch, MulchSet gives your surface a ‘natural’ appearance, but doesn’t make a mess like real bark mulch surfaces do.
Pour’n’Play Sport
Overview
Looking for a more colourful and comfortable court surface? Pour’n’Play® Sport is created using New Zealand’s most technically advanced wet pour rubber safety surface.
With its unique formulation TPV rubber, it offers much better colour consistency throughout, and superior UV stability to EPDM and colour coated SBR surfaces.
Pour’n’Play® is available in a range of 21 colours offering endless possibilities for creative surface designs.
Certifications
5-10 Year Warranty
Certified Installation
Safety Certified
Resources
Colour options
With 21 colours and unlimited colour blends, Pour‘n’Play gives you the palette you need to create your perfect play surface. If you’d like to try out some colour blends, visit our fun Pour‘n’Play colour mixer.
Features
Durable + Long lasting surface
Pour‘n’Play Sport is ‘poured in place’ as one piece. It doesn’t have joins. That means it’s stronger than tile surfaces that can come apart at the joins.
High-grip top layer
Pour‘n’Play Sport’s top layer is made of Rosehill TPV® rubber granules which are soft, flexible, and highly durable. Because it holds its flexibility, Pour‘n’Play’s top layer is safer for longer, reducing the risk of falls, injuries, and elevates player performance.
Free draining surface
Pour‘n’Play Sport is a porous surface which means water drains away easily to leave your surface dry and ready for use shortly after the rain stops. With Pour‘n’Play Sport, you’ll be able to use the surface all year round in wet or dry conditions.
UV resistant
Pour‘n’Play Sport is made from Rosehill TPV®, a market leading rubber granule for playground surfaces. Rosehill TPV® is highly UV resistant and lasts longer than EPDM rubber playground surfaces.
Further case studies
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Kopupaka Reserve Playground
Auckland, Westgate
Kopupaka Reserve playground in Westgate, Auckland was the 2021, New Zealand Parks Awards, Playground of the Year. The playground ‘wowed’ judges with its mission to prevent emissions and support local climate change, as well as its vibrant colour and edible plantings.
Whangarei Town Basin
Whangārei, Northland
The Whangarei District Council reopened the Town Basin playground in early 2021. The refurbished playground featured a colourful design incorporating a theme of time and tides.
Margaret Mahy Family Playground
Christchurch, Canterbury
This is the story of how a city rises. Then slides down. Then has a bit of a swing and a run around…
Remuera Primary School
Remuera, Auckland
Remuera Primary School has taken full advantage of the design capabilities of our Pour’n’Play rubber surfacing.
