Playground safety rubber tiles SIMBA — Rubber for jumping 3 types

SIMBA Playground safety rubber tiles — Rubber for jumping 3 types is a modular surface material engineered to absorb impact and provide slip resistance in playgrounds and activity areas. Delivered in three variants, the product allows selection of an appropriate thickness and density for different fall heights and usage intensities. The tiles are suitable for installation beneath play equipment, in jumping zones and high-traffic walkways to reduce the risk of injury while maintaining a stable, non-slip surface.

Advantages

The SIMBA rubber tiles combine effective shock absorption with durable wear resistance, providing consistent performance outdoors and indoors. Their modular format enables fast installation and localized replacement of damaged sections. The three available types offer flexibility to meet safety standards for various fall heights and activity levels without compromising traction or drainage. Materials are designed to withstand weather exposure and frequent foot traffic while retaining cushioning properties over time.

Suitable for

• Playgrounds beneath swings, slides and climbing structures
• Designated jumping and landing zones
• Kindergartens and school play areas
• Parks, recreational facilities and community spaces
• Indoor activity rooms and sports halls with play areas

Key specifications

• Three variants with differing thickness and density suitable for different fall heights
• Impact-absorbing construction to reduce injury risk from falls
• Slip-resistant surface texture for improved traction
• Modular tile format for simple installation and partial replacement
• Durable material suited for outdoor weather exposure and heavy foot traffic
• Permeable or profile design options to support surface drainage

How to use

Assess the required safety performance based on the maximum fall height and select the tile variant that matches the specified thickness and density. Prepare a stable, level subbase such as compacted aggregate or concrete, ensuring adequate drainage. Lay tiles from one edge, aligning joints and using recommended connectors or adhesive where specified. Cut tiles to fit around obstacles and finish edges with appropriate trim pieces. Inspect joints and surface regularly and replace individual tiles if damaged to maintain impact absorption characteristics.

Usage recommendations

For optimal safety, choose the variant that corresponds to the play equipment’s maximum fall height and follow local playground safety standards during installation. Regularly inspect the surface for wear, embedded debris or damage, and clean with water and a mild detergent; avoid harsh solvents. Ensure subbase drainage is maintained to prevent pooling and frost-related damage in cold climates.