Landscaping Surfaces

Rubber Designs provides several types of 100% recycled rubber products for landscaping in public and private spaces.  Landscape products include recycled bonded rubber mulch, rubber curbing, and loose fill rubber mulch. Recycled rubber landscape products are durable, cost-effective, and save you time and money by avoiding the yearly hassle of maintenance. 

Long-Term Investment

Rubber landscape surfaces are extremely resilient, requiring minimal upkeep to withstand the elements.  

Great Drainage

Water drains through rubber very easily. This minimizes puddling and helps to prevent soil erosion – no matter what mother nature throws at you.  

Safety & Comfort

Rubber is soft and shock-absorbent, providing a cushioned surface for children and pets to enjoy. 

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Bonded Rubber Mulch

Bonded Rubber Mulch surfacing follows a one-step pouring process to deliver a durable option for any playground or park setting.

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Loose Fill Rubber

Loose-fill rubber mulch is made from recycled tire buffing and is a popular ground cover for playgrounds and landscaping,  thanks to its durability and feel under foot.

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Frequently Asked Questions 

Recycled rubber mulch doesn't decompose like organic mulch – and it can last 10 years+ with proper care. The durability of the rubber helps to maintain its color and shape over time, making it a good, long-lasting option for landscaping.

Yes, recycled rubber mulch is safe for the environment. All the recycled rubber mulch landscaping products we sell are made from high-quality, non-toxic materials. The process involves repurposing used tires, helping to reduce landfill waste.

Yes, but it's recommended to leave a gap between the mulch and the foundation.

Technically yes, but bugs are less likely to live in rubber mulch compared to organic mulch because it doesn't retain moisture and organic matter. This makes rubber mulch a good option for reducing pest problems in landscaped areas.

Weeds are less likely to grow in rubber mulch, especially if there is a weed barrier underneath. However, some weeds may still sprout in the mulch over time, but they are generally easy to remove since the mulch does not support root growth like organic mulch.

Not sure which surface is right for your space?

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