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TPV
Versatile, durable and safe.
Suitable for many different places.
Playground Surfaces
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Recreational Areas
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Health Care
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Sports Facilities
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Schools
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Childcare Centers
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Aged Care Facilities
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Skate Parks
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Outdoor Gyms
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Running Tracks
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Public Walkways
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Courtyards
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Swimming Pool Areas
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Equine Areas
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Playground Surfaces 》 Recreational Areas 》 Health Care 》 Sports Facilities 》 Schools 》 Childcare Centers 》 Aged Care Facilities 》 Skate Parks 》 Outdoor Gyms 》 Running Tracks 》 Public Walkways 》 Courtyards 》 Swimming Pool Areas 》 Equine Areas 》
TPV is a softfall surface made from thermoplastic vulcanizate rubber granules mixed with a polyurethane binder.
TPV Surfacing
Used as the topcoat wearing layer of wet pour softfall surfaces that comes in a wide range of colours. TPV specification and performance is very similar to EPDM.
Rosehill TPV
Colour Chart
Choose from the range of colours.
*Please note that these colours are a close estimate of our products and might vary slightly depending on what device you are using.
Durable and safe
TPV (Thermoplastic Vulcanizate) wet-pour rubber is a safety surface engineered for long-term performance. The advanced polymer structure creates exceptionally strong bonds with the polyurethane binder, resulting in a seamless surface that resists wear, cracking and granule loss even under heavy daily use. Colours stay vibrant and consistent, while the surface continues to deliver reliable cushioning and comfort.
TPV (Thermoplastic Vulcanizate) soft fall delivers outstanding UV stability and colour retention — essential for Western Australia’s harsh climate.
TPV maintains its vibrant appearance and elasticity for years, resists fading, and provides a smooth, durable, non-toxic surface that meets Australian safety standards.
Ideal for high-traffic playgrounds, childcare centres and commercial spaces, TPV combines performance with long-term value. Explore the full colour range to create a surface that is both safe and lasting.
Key Requirements for Wet-Pour Soft Fall Rubber
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The installed wet-pour system must be tested and certified to protect against the Critical Fall Height of the playground equipment.
Typical certified systems include:
1.0 m
1.2 m
1.5 m
1.8 m
2.0 m
2.5 m
3.0 m+
The required rubber thickness depends on the equipment's maximum free height of fall and the manufacturer's test certificate.
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Wet-pour surfacing must:
Pass Head Injury Criterion (HIC) testing
Meet maximum g-force requirements
Be laboratory tested and certified in accordance with AS 4422
Be tested after installation where specified.
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Wet-pour rubber is widely used because it provides:
Wheelchair accessibility
Firm, stable and slip-resistant surfaces
Continuous surfacing without loose material
Compliance with accessibility objectives when correctly designed and installed.
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TPV is a premium thermoplastic vulcanizate rubber granule mixed with a specialised binder and poured on site to create a seamless, soft and durable safety surface.
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Yes. It is non-toxic, child-safe and provides excellent shock absorption when installed to the correct thickness under Australian Standards.
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It is widely used in school playgrounds, childcare centres, public parks, outdoor gyms and recreational areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. Multiple colours can be used to create logos, games, shapes and custom designs within the surface.
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Yes we provide warranty on all our products. Please contact us for more info.
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We do supply and install for our projects. Installation is included in the price unless stated otherwise.
Commitment to Clients
We are committed to delivering projects safely, on time and to the highest quality standards. We work collaboratively with clients throughout planning, installation and handover to ensure each project meets functional requirements, safety obligations and aesthetic expectations. Through experienced project management, quality workmanship and responsive customer service, we provide reliable surfacing solutions designed for long-term performance and value.
