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Surfacing is not an add-on to a playground but its main safety element: it is what softens falls from slides, swings and play structures. Impact absorption requirements depend directly on the free fall height of the equipment, so surfacing is selected together with the play structures, not after their installation.
The category includes rubber tiles of various thicknesses, seamless poured surfaces and modular elements for zones under equipment and for walkways. Choose by critical fall height (specified for each surface), thickness and resistance to frost and ultraviolet. For kindergartens a trauma-safe surface without joints that catch footwear is also important.
Prioritti supplies surfacing together with play equipment or separately for an existing playground, works with various manufacturers and provides documents for acceptance. How to calculate safety zones and surfacing requirements is explained in the article Playground safety.
What rubber tile thickness is needed under a slide or a play structure? It depends on the free fall height of the equipment: the taller the structure, the thicker the surface; the critical height parameter is listed in the tile specifications.
Can rubber tiles be laid on soil? The base must be even and firm — most often compacted crushed stone with a screed or asphalt; tiles are not laid on loose soil.