Rubber Mulch Uses

Rubber mulch generally consists of either waste tire bits or nuggets of synthetic rubber from tires that are shredded or ground up whole. Almost any tire can be used to make rubber mulch, including passenger vehicle tires and large truck and trailer tires. Bits or nuggets are produced from shredding and steel removal from waste tires. Rubber Mulch (Bits and Nuggets) range in size from 10 mm to 32 mm, or 3/8 inch to 1.75 inch.

About Ground smart Rubber Nuggets Chunky style rubber nuggets - These are typically used for playgrounds but can also be used for landscaping. They are a long lasting, cost effective landscape & playground cover. Using this Mulch saves time and money and the ordeal of eliminating your annual mulching. It also has 2x the coverage of wood mulch making if more cost effective in ground coverage. It does not float, absorb water, erode or blow away with heavy wind or rain. Inhibits growth of mold and fungi, reducing allergy risk, it does decay or erode over time. FAQ:

Q. How do I install rubber mulch? First, clear the area of all grass, wood chips, rocks, stumps, and other debris. It must be graded for proper drainage. Experts recommend using a commercial grade geotextile landscape fabric to help filtrate, drain, separate soil layers, reinforce, and stabilize.

* Overlap the seam of the fabric a minimum of three inches, and fasten it properly. * Properly secure the fabric around the perimeter and around all installed equipment. * If installing above ground, use a retaining system. * Finally, lay your mulch