1 part RH26 Turquoise
Pour'n'Play
New Zealand's most technically advanced wet-pour rubber safety surface. Seamless, vibrant, and endlessly customisable — with the colour stability to stay that way for decades.
Pour'n'Play is New Zealand's most technically advanced wet-pour rubber safety surface — built around Rosehill TPV granules for colour and UV performance that outlasts EPDM and colour-coated SBR alternatives.
It's installed on-site in a two-part process by NumatREC certified crews. A base layer of recycled tyre rubber is poured first, calibrated in thickness to deliver the required critical fall height. Over that, a 15–20mm coloured TPV top layer is hand-trowelled to a seamless finish.
The result is one continuous playground surface — no joins, no loose fill, no seasonal re-topping. Just a single pour that handles rain, sun, and years of running feet while keeping its colour true.
Six reasons it's the surface we install most.
Every feature has been refined across nearly four decades of New Zealand playgrounds — from windswept Southland schools to Auckland's busiest destination parks.
Durable one-piece surface
Poured in place as a single continuous sheet. No joins to fail, no tiles to lift. Lasts longer and needs less maintenance than tile surfaces.
High-strength TPV top layer
Rosehill TPV rubber granules — soft, flexible, and highly durable. Holds its flexibility for years, keeping the surface safer for longer.
Calibrated shock pad
Base layer thickness tuned to your equipment. Higher play gear gets a thicker pad — certified fall protection up to 3 metres.
Free-draining
Porous by design. Water drains through, leaving the surface ready for play even while it's raining. No puddles, no ice, no closure days.
UV resistant
Rosehill TPV is the market-leading granule for playground surfaces. Outlasts EPDM on colour retention and structural integrity under NZ sun.
Made from recycled rubber
The shock pad uses recycled tyre rubber. One square metre of Pour'n'Play reduces CO₂ emissions by up to 63kg compared to incineration.
21 base colours.
Mix any two — or any five.
Every Pour'n'Play surface is a mix of at least two colours. That's where Pour'n'Play earns its reputation — every pour is tuned to the site, the equipment, and the story you want to tell.
Our signature blends.
A curated selection of recipes from real Pour'n'Play installs across Aotearoa. Specify any of these as-is, or use them as a starting point and build your own in the full Colour Mixer tool.
1 part RH26 Turquoise
35% RH23 Azure
30% RH22 Light Blue
65% RH22 Light Blue
10% RH31 Cream
35% RH22 Light Blue
35% RH25 Turquoise
35% RH22 Light Blue
5% RH31 Cream
1 part RH26 Turquoise
2 parts RH31 Cream
40% RH12 Dark Green
20% RH26 Turquoise
20% RH11 Bright Green
10% RH30 Beige
5% RH31 Cream
1 part RH12 Dark Green
1 part RH21 Purple
1 part RH11 Bright Green
1 part RH12 Dark Green
1 part RH23 Azure
1 part RH41 Bright Yellow
1 part RH32 Brown
1 part RH40 Mustard
1 part RH50 Orange
1 part RH41 Bright Yellow
1 part RH50 Orange
1 part RH41 Bright Yellow
1 part RH50 Orange
1 part RH26 Turquoise
1 part RH90 Funky Pink
1 part RH90 Funky Pink
2 parts RH50 Orange
1 part RH31 Cream
1 part RH31 Cream
1 part RH32 Light Brown
20% RH61 Light Grey
10% RH31 Cream
5% RH60 Dark Grey
20% RH61 Light Grey
15% RG4 Black
1 part RH21 Purple
2 parts RH70 Black
1 part RH50 Orange
2 parts RH70 Black
Build your blend in the Colour Mixer.
These 24 are just the start. The Pour'n'Play Colour Mixer tool lets you pick any combination of our 21 base colours, dial in the ratios, and preview the result before you commit. Spec your school colours, council palette, or wildcard combo — then send it straight through to us for a quote.
Technical specification.
Everything a specifier, landscape architect, or procurement team needs to scope a Pour'n'Play install. Full spec sheet available as PDF below.
Priced for 20-year value, not 3-year thinking.
Indicative pricing reflects a typical 250m² install. Larger projects benefit from economies of scale; smaller ones carry slightly higher per-m² rates.
Price factors: area size, CFH requirements, design complexity, site access, project location, and custom inlays. For context, loose bark runs $24–$64/m² but needs replacement every 2–5 years.
Get a custom quoteRemuera Primary School, Auckland.
A school that took full advantage of Pour'n'Play's design capability — turning a fall zone into a full creative playground surface.
A school playground that doubles as the schoolyard's most recognisable feature.
Remuera Primary wanted their fall zones to do more than protect — they wanted them to define the play space. Pour'n'Play delivered a seamless, multi-colour surface with custom inlays, drawing from the school's full colour brief.
Years on, the colours remain as true as the day they were poured. No seams, no lifting, no fade.
Read full case studyFrom Wanaka to Whangārei.
A small selection of recent installs. Pour'n'Play has been specified for councils, schools, ECEs and destination parks across every region of Aotearoa.
Wanaka's Rotary Park
Wanaka, OtagoWhangārei Town Basin
Whangārei, NorthlandMargaret Mahy Family Playground
Christchurch, CanterburySpec sheets and supporting docs.
Everything a specifier or contractor needs. Straight downloads, no form-gating.
Product Spec Sheet
Full technical specification with layer build-up, CFH tables, and certification.
Maintenance Guide
How to care for Pour'n'Play over its 12–20 year lifespan. Cleaning, inspection, and repair.
Colour Mixer Tool
Interactive tool to preview blends of the 21 base colours before specifying.
Colour Blends Library
Curated blend recipes from previous installs — named, photographed, ready to spec.
Ready to pour a surface that lasts?
Tell us a bit about your site — a school fall zone, a council park, an ECE courtyard — and we'll come back within one working day with a clear, honest quote.
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