RUBBER MULCH SURFACING

Safe, Seamless, Natural, Durable.

Bound Rubber Mulch is a high-performance, impact-absorbing safety surface made from shredded recycled rubber bound together with a durable resin—Ideal for environments where both safety and a natural aesthetic are key. Designed for use in playgrounds, parks, schools, landscaping and residential areas, this surface combines the look of traditional bark with the strength and stability of a bonded system. Installed as a single-layer, bound rubber mulch delivers Critical Fall Height protection, making it a trusted solution for areas beneath play equipment. The result is a seamless, slip-resistant, and low-maintenance surface that keeps children safe and play areas looking natural.
Khaki & Brown (Standard Colour)
Black (Standard Colour)
Black & Green (Standard Colour)
Khaki (Standard Colour)
Blue (Standard Colour)
Blue & Green (Standard Colour)
Brown (Standard Colour)
Brown & Blue (Standard Colour)
Green & Khaki Standard Colour)
Green (Standard Colour)
Green & Brown (Standard Colour)
Red (Standard Colour)
Beach 50/50 (Premium)
Cream & Brown 50/50 (Premium)
Cream & Green 50/50 (Premium)
Cream & Grey Khaki 50/50 (Premium)
Surface Type :Rubber Mulch, Wetpour, MUGA
Location : Liverpool
Sudley Infant School approached DCM to transform its outdoor environment into a dynamic and enriching space tailored to the needs of Key Stage 1 (KS1)…
Surface Type :Rubber Mulch
Location : Perranarworthal Parish Council
DCM Surfaces carried out the installation of play equipment along with the application of 180m2 of Rubber Mulch….
Surface Type :Rubber Mulch
Location : Lymington and Pennington
DCM were delighted to recently have completed the installation of 146m2 Mulch @ 40mm at Emsworth Road Playground….
Surface Type :Wetpour, Rubber Mulch
Location : Gillingham
Capstone Farm Country Park covers 114 hectares of former farmland set on the North Downs….

Rubber Mulch on MOT Stone

Rubber Mulch onto Tarmac

Rubber Mulch onto Concrete

Rubber Mulch onto Wetpour

Rubber Mulch Mound

Rubber Mulch Tree Pits

Where is the rubber mulch sourced from?
All rubber is sourced from the UK and western Europe only. This ensures that our products comply with all current safety standards and are non-toxic.
It is recommended to wait a minimum of 24 hours, especially during winter months when the binder could take longer to cure.
Abstract and coloured shapes can be created with rubber mulch, however rubber mulch graphics are not as defined as wetpour graphics, so we would recommend shapes being at least 0.5m in size for a quality finish.
Due to the large shred size of the rubber, the bond between the shred does not give as high a tensile strength as wetpour. Therefore, we would recommend using wetpour for areas which are likely to be subject to heavy wear-and-tear. This could simply be a wear pad of wetpour within a larger mulch area.
Yes, rubber mulch is a porous product.

Rubber mulch can accommodate light weight vehicles travelling across the surface (e.g. golf buggies), but it is not suitable for regular vehicle use

Rubber mulch can be laid onto MOT Type 1, Concrete, and Tarmac
This will depend on how heavily it will be used and how it is maintained. DCM have been back on sites that are 10 years old where the mulch is still in good condition.
Localised wear can be addressed by replacing the worn-out material to restore surface continuity. The surface can also be sprayed with a new coating of pigmented polyurethane to restore the colour and enhance surface strength. Both processes will greatly extend the life of your rubber mulch surface.
Sweep regularly and jet wash using a low pressure setting periodically to keep leaves, grass and other organic debris off the surface.
Rubber mulch is made from shredded and granulated tyres which are then colour coated using a pigmented polyurethane binder.
The minimum depth rubber mulch can be laid to is 40mm
Unfortunately, rubber mulch can only be installed in dry weather conditions.
Yes. All of the rubber used comes from recycling end of life tyres thus greatly reducing the landfill risk.