Wet pour rubber safety surfacing is a flexible two-course system which can be installed to varying depths. The non-slip top layer, known as the wearing course, consists of tough and durable EPDM rubber granules mixed with a polyurethane binder. These clean cut and clean faced granules provide a well bonded surface with a high tensile strength that will prove to be extremely durable.

Black surfaces use a recycled EPDM rubber derived from the waste produced in the manufacture of industrial rubber mouldings and also from rubber seals derived from the automotive trade. Coloured surfaces are formed from virgin EPDM rubber and are coloured throughout.

The base course comprises granulated recycled rubber and polyurethane binder to varying depths dependent on the play equipment above. The soft base layer cushions the fall, progressively deforming and lengthening the impact over time and distance.

Wet pour rubber can be used to overlay an existing wet pour surface in most circumstances. In these situations it is imperative that the substrate is completely dry before being overlaid. If dampness is present it is possible that the overlaid material will not adhere to the existing surface.