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Rubber-Gravel Mix

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Rubber-Gravel Mix Overview

Rubber-Gravel Mix combines the flexibility of rubber with the strength, appeal and durability of natural stone aggregate.

It can be used as a base underneath products like wet pour, artificial grass or bound gravel, or as a stand-alone surface.

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DCM Projects Ltd, were formed in May 1995 and we quickly became one of the UK’s leading specialist installers of impact-absorbing soft play surfaces and are now fully established as a provider of project management services for the design, construction and maintenance of quality surfaces across sport and other leisure arenas.

DCM’s patented surface “ Absorb-a-fall ^TM” has been specially developed to provide a safer surface for children’s play areas and playgrounds and can be laid on to new or existing surfaces to any shape or size. Research has shown that well designed play areas can stimulate children to develop their creativity, strength, confidence, dexterity and social skills. DCM’s design team can create attractive designs to meet any requirements incorporating play equipment supply and ground preparation where necessary, offering the complete solution from design to total construction.

“Absorb-a fall^TM” enables year round usage of play areas, providing a safe, clean, durable and slip resistant surface. All installations undertaken receive a complementary 5 year guarantee and with a full repair, maintenance and cleaning package also available, provides a one-stop-shop to all clients schools, colleges, nurseries and specifiers.

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DCM Surfaces

“We have used DCM to install all types of surfacing – wetpour, safety grass, resin bonded gravel and, most recently, a 3G MUGA pitch which our client is delighted with. From the sales team through to the planners and the installation teams, the whole operation is friendly, prompt and professional.”

Reviewer's name hidden or missing - 09 January 2018