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Specified early, laid late
Sub-base construction, falls and drainage are set long before the surface goes down. Agreeing the product at design stage means the groundworks you've already programmed suit the finished build.
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Overview
Developers & contractors
On a construction programme the sports surface is usually one of the last things laid and one of the first things specified — and the gap between those two moments is where problems start. Falls, drainage and sub-base construction all get fixed long before anyone opens a tin of polyurethane, and getting them wrong is expensive to unpick. Bringing us in at specification stage means the base you build is the base the finished product needs. We supply the surfacing and coordinate installation through vetted specialist partners, so the sports element arrives as one package with one point of contact rather than another subcontractor for you to find and manage.
New buildSpec supportEPDM / TPE components
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What matters here
What buyers in this sector ask us first.
Every site is different, but the same handful of questions come up each time. Here's how we approach them.
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One package, one point of contact
We supply the surface and arrange installation through specialist partners we've vetted — the sports element comes as a single coordinated package rather than a separate trade for you to source.
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Poured or prefabricated
Programme pressure often decides this one. Factory-made rolls install quickly and perform consistently; a cast-in-place product is seamless. We'll talk through which suits your sequence and site.
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Component materials
EPDM and TPE granules are supplied as component materials — used in PU tracks, sports flooring, playgrounds, sidewalks, fitness paths and rubber mats and rolls.
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Usually the right fit
Products we most often specify here
A starting point, not a rule — the right product depends on the sport, the setting and the base you already have.
