Overview
EverTop™
When evaluating the safety of a playground there are a number of critical components to consider including the type of surface being installed. To evaluate the safest option for your project it's important to understand the differences between surfacing types and the scientific facts regarding the safety of recycled rubber.
Use in play areas where critical fall heights aren’t required.
EverTop is the top surface layer of the PlayBound Poured-in-Place System, and is commonly used in play areas without equipment, as well as in portions of playgrounds outside the equipment’s use zone. This achieves aesthetic consistency at a lower cost. This one-layer system is made from pre- and post-industrial recycled EPDM rubber and urethane.
- Field-applied in any configuration and dimensions
- Typical thickness is 1/2”
- Base options include asphalt or concrete
- Wet poured, single layer, troweled on site
- Flush, feathered or typical edge detail
- One-layer system: EPDM rubber & urethane binder
- Porous
- Typically used outdoors
- Many colors and color combinations
- Custom designs available – logos, shapes, games, etc
- Made from pre- and post-industrial recycled materials
- Eligible for LEED® credits and state grants
Warning: Like so many surfaces, including asphalt, sand, metal and plastic, all of which can be found in playground environments, rubber surfaces will get hot when exposed to direct sunlight. Surface America strongly recommends that children wear shoes when playing or walking on any rubber surface, regardless of the manufacturer or specific type of surface.
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