Section 32 18 16.13 Playground protective surfacing
Poured-in-place rubber, bonded rubber, rubber tile and playground turf, installed to ASTM F1292 and F1951 anywhere in the United States.
Typical surfacing plan Scale: NTS
Part 1 General
Company facts, the procurement file and the standards behind every install.
Procurement file
Vendor facts and compliance documents in the order buyers ask for them. View the capability statement, or request any document below.
| Legal name | Iplay Safety Surfacing LLCFlorida limited liability company · est. 2016 |
|---|---|
| Primary NAICS | 238990All other specialty trade contractors |
| Secondary NAICS | 238910Site preparation contractors |
| SAM.gov | [UEI] · [CAGE]Registration in progress |
| Service area | All 50 statesHeadquartered in Florida |
| Bonding | [single job / aggregate]Surety: [surety] |
| Insurance | [general liability limits] |
| Licenses | [states and license numbers] |
| Designations | [small business, MBE, WBE, veteran-owned] |
| Contact | Dennis DiLeonardo, Owner844-899-7529 |
Need something else? Ask in the quote form and include the solicitation number.
Reference standards
These are the first things buyers and inspectors check.
The critical fall height a surface is tested to protect at a given depth.
Whether a wheelchair can move across the surface under and around equipment.
How to specify, install and maintain poured-in-place playground surfacing.
Accessible routes to and within play areas under the 2010 ADA Standards.
Federal guidance on use zones, fall heights and protective surfacing.
Independent certification that a surfacing system meets ASTM F1292 and F1951.
NoteInstalled system: [manufacturer · system] · IPEMA certified: [yes / no] · Certified Playground Safety Inspector on staff: [name]
Part 2 Products
Four surfacing systems, repairs and site preparation, plus custom color blends for poured rubber.
Surfacing systems
Each system is matched to the fall heights, drainage, foot traffic and budget of your site.
A.
A seamless two-layer system: an SBR cushion base under an EPDM or TPV wear layer. Porous or non-porous, indoor or outdoor, in any color or inlaid design.
B.
Rubber pieces bound with urethane into a single porous layer. Water and roots pass through, so it suits tree rings, trails and planted areas.
C.
Interlocking tiles in custom thicknesses and colors. Quick to install, and a damaged section can be swapped out.
D.
Synthetic grass laid over an SBR cushion layer. Designed with zero rubber infill, so no loose granules get tracked indoors.
E.
Granulating, faded or torn? We assess the whole surface, repair the damaged areas and restore worn wear layers.
F.
Removal of the old surface, excavation and a compacted aggregate or concrete sub-base, so one company carries the job from bare ground to finished surface.
Color blend
Custom colors and blends for the wear layer. Build a blend here and send the recipe with your quote.
Tap a color to add a part. Most blends use two or three colors.
Your blend also fills the site plan on sheet S-1 at the top of this page.
Part 3 Execution
How a project runs, how deep the surface goes, where we install and the work behind it.
Sequence of work
The same five steps on every job, from a single daycare play area to a district-wide contract.
Measure the area, check drainage and the existing base, and confirm fall heights for every piece of equipment.
System, depths, colors and product data submitted for your approval before any work starts.
Removal of the old surface, excavation and a compacted aggregate or concrete sub-base.
Cushion layer, wear layer and any inlaid graphics, then cure time before the area reopens.
Final walkthrough, maintenance guidance and warranty documents for your records.
Depth by fall height
Set the highest fall height on your equipment to see a typical poured-in-place depth, layer by layer.
Taller equipment needs a deeper cushion layer. The wear layer stays the same.
Typical for poured-in-place rubber. The final depth comes from the installed system's ASTM F1292 critical-fall-height test report (manufacturer data).
Service area
Crews travel to job sites in all 50 states. The Southeast is our home region.
Headquarters: [street address], Florida
Project record
Named jobs with scope, dates and values. These are the references buyers call.
Submittals
Documents for specifiers, the capability statement buyers file, and answers to the questions that come up in bidding.
For architects & specifiers
Guide specifications and product data for landscape architects and engineers preparing bid documents.
Section 32 18 16.13, Playground Protective Surfacing, ready to edit.
Wear and cushion layer materials, colors and physical properties.
Critical fall height by depth for the installed system.
Sections at edges, curbs and transitions to other surfaces.
Cleaning, inspection and repair guidance for owners.
Clarifications
Yes. iPlay is based in Florida and installs in all 50 states. Send the project location with your request and we'll confirm the schedule.
It depends on the highest fall height of your equipment. Use the planner above for a typical figure. The final depth follows the installed system's ASTM F1292 test report, and we include it in the submittal.
Yes. We assess the whole surface, repair granulating, faded or torn areas, and tell you plainly when a full resurface costs less over time than repeated patching.
Poured-in-place rubber needs time to cure, typically 24 to 72 hours depending on temperature and humidity. The reopening date is set in your project schedule.
A W-9 is available on request. Certificate of insurance: [COI details]. Bonding capacity: [single job / aggregate].
Contact · request for quote
Quotes, formal bids and bidders-list requests all start here.
Playground & recreation safety surfacing
Iplay Safety Surfacing LLC
| Client | Scope | Year | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| [Agency] | [Surface, sq ft] | [Year] | [$] |
| [Agency] | [Surface, sq ft] | [Year] | [$] |
| [Agency] | [Surface, sq ft] | [Year] | [$] |
Dennis DiLeonardo, Owner
844-899-7529
[email]
iplaysafetysurfacing.com