Surface Designs

Solareye80 offers a simple yet effective solution for guiding movement in outdoor environments.

Designed to support safe navigation for pedestrians and cyclists, it provides clear ground-level illumination without overwhelming the surrounding space.

By minimising light spill, it also helps preserve the night sky, reducing impact on nocturnal environments while maintaining functionality.

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Not all play spaces are designed at ground level.

This rooftop project in Westmead demonstrates how unconventional areas can be transformed into functional and engaging environments. Installed by Crown Synthetic Grass, the Rosehill TPV® rubber softfall system provides a durable, low-maintenance and impact-absorbing surface suitable for long-term use.

Projects like this highlight the importance of selecting materials that can perform reliably beyond standard applications, while still supporting creative design outcomes.

Delivered with a bold and practical approach, this project shows how design and function can work together to unlock the full potential of a space.

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Installation is a critical stage in any surfacing project and often where long-term performance is determined.

The CombiTile® system, supported by the next-generation CombiLock®, is engineered to deliver consistency from the ground up. With built-in expansion tabs and a hardened formulation, it is designed to improve durability, surface stability and drainage performance.

By focusing on how the system performs during installation, projects can achieve more reliable and long-lasting outcomes.

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Polyurethane binders play a critical role in how surfacing systems perform over time particularly in high-use environments such as playgrounds and sports surfaces.

Flexilon® polyurethane binders are engineered to deliver consistent performance across a wide range of applications. Designed for durability and weather resistance, they support reliable installation outcomes in both small-scale and large-scale projects.

The Flexilon® range is developed to adapt to different climates and installation conditions, offering variations in viscosity, temperature tolerance and curing speed. This flexibility allows installers to select the most appropriate formulation for each project.

When combined with Rosehill TPV® granules, Flexilon® binders contribute to systems that maintain impact absorption and colour vibrancy over time.

Each batch undergoes strict quality control to ensure consistent, high-performance results that support long-term durability across a range of applications.

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Rosehill TPV® is a globally trusted softfall solution designed to deliver both visual impact and long-term performance.

Suitable for a wide range of applications, including playgrounds, communal areas, water parks and pool surrounds the system combines durability, design flexibility and material consistency.

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When specifying playground surfacing, the initial cost is only part of the decision.

The real difference becomes evident over time, through durability, performance and how the surface responds to continuous use.

For landscape architects and project designers, selecting the right system from the beginning can significantly impact long-term outcomes.

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Material selection is not only about meeting project requirements, it directly influences long-term performance and professional outcomes.

A real-world example from Livvi’s Place in Timbrell Park, Sydney highlights this clearly. The playground, specified with Rosehill TPV® by Canada Bay Council, receives approximately 650 visitors per week. After nearly 12 months of use, both the colour and surface condition remain consistent.

According to landscape architect Ben Richards, the material was selected for its robustness and UV stability key factors in ensuring long-term performance in a high-use public space.

For landscape architects and designers, specifying proven systems helps support both project outcomes and long-term credibility.

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When evaluating playground surfacing, the initial cost is only part of the equation.

Lower-cost materials may appear attractive at first, but ongoing maintenance requirements can significantly increase the total cost over time. Frequent repairs, levelling and replacement can quickly outweigh any initial savings.

For landscape architects and project designers, considering lifecycle cost is essential when specifying materials.

High-quality surfacing systems are engineered to reduce maintenance needs and provide more consistent long-term performance.

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When specifying playground surfacing, relying on assumptions or visual appearance alone can lead to poor long-term outcomes.

Technical decisions should be supported by verifiable information. This includes reviewing durability testing, understanding product composition and ensuring proper installation and maintenance guidelines are available.

For landscape architects and project designers, access to clear and transparent technical data is essential to making informed decisions.

Taking the time to evaluate these factors helps ensure that the selected surface performs as expected over time.

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