Rubber Mulch {Was Pea gravel "pit" around playstructure] | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Sharon Villines (sharonsharonvillines.com) | |
Date: Tue, 17 Oct 2006 05:20:24 -0700 (PDT) |
Some of the mulch sold is very small -- 5/8 of an inch. I would
recommend larger chips, more like pieces of bark. Ours is 3-4 times
that size. It is less likely to be tracked about in shoe treads or to
float away in the rain. Ours, as I mentioned before, is Treadspread --
playground quality.
If you have a large area, you can find suppliers for school playgrounds who will bring in a truck and back right up to your space and dump it. Very easy to spread from there. We had a whole bunch of bags delivered on palettes, formed a chain to pass the bags to the tot lot, and spread each bag of stuff. It only took an hour or so. Preparation is digging down 4 inches (or 12 for big kid stuff) and putting out weed cloth.
Sharon ----- Sharon Villines Takoma Village Cohousing, Washington DC http://www.takomavillage.org
- Re: Pea gravel "pit" around playstructure, (continued)
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Re: Pea gravel "pit" around playstructure tamgoddess, October 14 2006
- Rubber Mulch [was Pea gravel "pit" around playstructure] Sharon Villines, October 15 2006
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Re: Pea gravel "pit" around playstructure Stuart Joseph, October 16 2006
- Re: Pea gravel "pit" around playstructure Elizabeth Stevenson, October 16 2006
- Rubber Mulch {Was Pea gravel "pit" around playstructure] Sharon Villines, October 17 2006
- Re: Pea gravel "pit" around playstructure Stuart Joseph, October 17 2006
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Re: Pea gravel "pit" around playstructure tamgoddess, October 14 2006
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Re: Pea gravel vs rubber bits James Kacki, October 16 2006
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