Material guide
EPDM vs SBR granules: different roles in a rubber surface
Understand the roles of EPDM colour granules and SBR base or infill granules. Compare grading, layer build-up and questions to ask before ordering.
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Colour wear layer
EPDM Rubber Granules
Colour granules for specified rubber surfacing systems. EPDM is typically selected for the visible wear layer, while the binder, underlying impact layer and supporting base complete the installation.
- Format
- 25 colour options
- Thickness / build-up
- System-specific build-up
Colour is one part of the specification
Consider outdoor exposure, activity, surface texture and the pattern as well as colour. Use physical samples for final selection: a screen image is not a reliable colour approval. Confirm available shades, batch requirements and any project-specific material documentation before ordering.
The range offers 25 colour options. The product image illustrates a selection of colours rather than a complete colour chart.
Specify a complete system
Granules are an ingredient, not a finished floor on their own. Confirm the compatible binder, grading, application method, layer depths and site preparation with the installer. The supporting base and drainage design affect the finished surface.
An SBR impact layer may form part of a layered build-up. It should not be assumed that every site needs the same system or layer depth.
What to send for a quotation
Share the application, measured area, proposed colours or layout, site photos and installation location. State whether you need material supply or a complete installed system, and mention any required test documentation.
For play equipment areas, provide equipment and fall-height information so impact requirements can be assessed separately from the colour choice.
