Our Cornwall team installed Oltco’s rubber mulch and crumb at a local children’s play park, providing a safe and durable play space.
Playground Rubber Flooring
Rubber Playground Flooring
Creating a safe, functional, and visually appealing play area starts with the right surface. At Oltco, we specialise in wet pour rubber flooring and bound rubber mulch and crumb, providing professionally installed solutions that keep children safe, meet compliance standards, and stand up to heavy use in schools, parks, homes, and commercial venues across the UK.
We know compliance can be confusing, which is why our team makes the process simple. We’ll advise you on the right surface type for your equipment, layout, and fall zones, so you can focus on creating a space children love to play in.
Why Choose Oltco for Playground Rubber Flooring?
With over 15 years’ specialist experience, our team is dedicated to delivering exceptional results for clients. Our playground surfacing solutions can be installed in accordance with BS EN 1176 and BS EN 1177 playground safety standards, giving you additional peace of mind.
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Anti-slip
Range of colour blends
Unique designs
Smooth surface
No loose chippings
Water drains away quickly
Easy installation process
SUDS compliant
Made using recycled materials
Low maintenance
The Oltco Process
Our quick and easy process from your enquiry to aftercare where the Oltco team will look after you and your project.
1
Enquiry
Once you’ve contacted our team at HQ, a member of staff will ask you a series of questions related to your project and they will then qualify you over the phone.
2
Site Visit
If you are happy with the estimate given by the team, we will send your details to your closest franchise where they will get in touch to arrange a free visit.
3
Installation
After your deposit invoice has been paid, your franchise team will book in your installation. If groundworks are required this will also be booked at the same time.
4
Aftercare
Once your installation has been completed and the final invoice paid, HQ will send out an aftercare pack with your maintenance instructions and warranty document.
Oltco Rubber Playground Flooring
Types of Playground Rubber Flooring
Recent Projects
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Frequently Asked Questions
Wet pour rubber flooring is a popular choice for playground surfaces thanks to its soft yet durable nature. Get answers to commonly asked questions about cost, benefits, and installation in our frequently asked questions. If you can’t find the answer you’re looking for, get in touch with our friendly team who will be happy to help!
The cost of poured rubber playground flooring is always dependent on the location, size, and complexity of the area. With a range of coloured options to choose from, the height and colour you choose can also influence the price.
Rubber flooring is one of the best options for children’s outdoor play areas because it combines safety, durability, and ease of maintenance. Its impact-absorbing properties help reduce the risk of injury from falls, while its anti-slip surface makes it safer in all weather conditions. Available in a variety of colours and finishes, rubber surfacing can also be designed to create fun, engaging play environments. Plus, it’s hard-wearing and low-maintenance, making it a practical long-term investment for schools, parks, and private gardens.
No, rubber flooring such as wet pour cannot be installed directly onto dirt. A stable sub-base is essential, which is typically a compacted layer of aggregate to provide the strength, evenness, and drainage needed for a safe and long-lasting surface. Without this foundation, the rubber may shift, crack, or wear unevenly, compromising both safety and durability.