Want a Rooftop Terrace that Looks Like Grass But Doesn't Require Water?

 

Lancaster, PA (September 26, 2016) – PlayGuard Safety Surfacing, which is manufactured by Ecore and is designed to reduce the risk of serious injury associated with falls from playground equipment, is proud to announce the launch of its newest product: Turf Tile.

Manufactured in the U.S.A., this molded rubber tile features a turf surface that looks like real grass. It measures 24-inches-by-24-inches wide and is 2.5-inches thick. Turf Tile can be used inside or outdoors on playgrounds, patios, or rooftops. Installation is simple using PlayGuard’s Quad Blok interlocking connectors, which feature precisely located openings that interface with the corner leg understructure PlayGuard tiles.

To learn more about PlayGuard or Turf Tile visit: www.playguardsurfacing.com. visit: www.ecoreintl.com/.

About Ecore
PlayGuard is a specialty line of products manufactured by Ecore. Since 1871, Ecore has been transforming reclaimed waste into performance surfaces that make people’s lives better. What started with simple cork closures has evolved into a diverse portfolio of products solving complex problems in applications ranging from playgrounds, weight rooms, and turf fields to hospitals, hotels, and retail environments. Ecore is driven everyday by a simple question, “Can a floor do more?” YES. At Ecore, we create products based on the simple notion that floors should elevate beyond current expectations. Ecore’s energy is focused on the interaction between people and the surface. As a result, we engineer performance well beyond industry standards related to acoustics, ergonomics, and safety. Harvesting the unique power from a myriad of waste streams, Ecore creates products that align–substantial force reduction with a balanced amount of energy return to create dynamic surfaces that are catered to the individual and the application.

Ecore serves the athletic, fitness, healthcare, hospitality, corporate, multi-family, education, and public space markets. To learn more, visit www.builtbyyes.com.