Hidden challenges
The area required removal of a raised steel manhole cover which was hidden under pallets and old artificial grass. Removing the old and replacing with a new recessed cover to prevent an ongoing trip hazard, the team set to screeding the area. Mixed on site, this wet-pour shock pad consists of recycled rubber crumb and resin. Cured by day two on site, this free-draining, impact absorbent shock pad was ready for its LazyLawn artificial grass finish – chosen for its durability, softness and realistic colour. Using one 100 square metre roll meant there was minimal wastage from offcuts too.
Ready for action
The previous space, full of undulating imperfections and puddling hotspots, was completely rejuvenated with LazyLawn artificial grass. Transformed to a level and attractive outdoor space that would be both functional and hard-wearing to withstand the rigours of children’s play and British weather conditions, the new play area will be finished and ready for action once the play equipment has been completed.
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