Merstham Primary School
Our Playground surfaces allow children to enjoy a bright, vibrant environment that is very safe to play in. A child’s instinct is to climb and explore, which sometimes leads to a fall. With five levels of critical fall height and almost limitless design options, we can find the right playground surface for you.
Made from impact absorbing material, our systems cover critical falls from as low as 120cm all the way up to 300cm.
The systems consist of the Matchwinner Velour top surface, accompanied underneath by a shock absorbing layer to cushion the surface.
Playrite offer a five year manufacturer’s warranty for any defects found in your surface; you must realise the smaller the surface the more durable the surface you require. On average a well-used surface of an area around 700sqm should last approximately seven years, whereby an area in excess of 3000sqm should last 10 years minimum.
Playrite work with numerous consultants who specialise in the design of dynamic sports bases and by amending a client’s specification slightly, anything can be possible.
Maintenance is an important part aspect with any synthetic surface, not just to enhance the visual aspect of the surface, but also to enable consistent playing performance throughout its life span. Artificial surfaces are cheaper to maintain that natural grass pitches. You must consider the costs involved in providing equipment and labour to maintain your surface against the cost to employ a company to carry out routine maintenance visits every month or quarter – dependent upon your type of surface.
Our needlepunch surfaces are all weather and can be used all year round. Needlepunch is the most durable method and will drain faster than a conventional tufted surface. It is not recommended to remove snow from the surface, however a synthetic surface will generally thaw quicker than hard surfaces such as tarmacadam.
With a global distribution network, Playrite can export their surfaces abroad. To find out more about Playrite’s exporting capabilities, please click here.
