Description
Green artificial grass on a rubber base and puzzle connections along the edges – a combination that makes the flooring soft, attractive and stable. The tile measures 500 × 500 × 25 mm and looks like a small meadow that does not shift.
Who it is suitable for
The teeth keep the tiles connected even when children run and jump. In a fall, the rubber base absorbs part of the impact, and the grass is pleasant to the touch. There is no need for watering, mowing or fertilising, and at about 5 kg the tile is easy to carry and arrange.
Ideas for use
- under swings and playhouses
- in a yard with sparse or muddy grass
- on a terrace and veranda
- by the pool – where the sun loungers stand
- in a children's room or playroom
The system lets you start with a small area and extend it later with more tiles of the same kind. The colour of the recycled rubber is not completely identical from batch to batch.
Technical specifications
| Application | playground, pool, yard and terrace |
|---|---|
| Origin | Czech Republic |
| Shore A hardness | 55–60 |
| Tiles needed per 1 m² | 4 pcs |
| Weight | 5 kg per tile |
| Material | ground rubber bonded with polyurethane |
| Dimensions | 500 × 500 × 25 mm |
| Type | PUZZLE (with interlocking teeth) |
| Colour | with artificial grass |
| Series | MAX3 |
| Manufacturer code | 2NAB9010 |
| Brand | Mountfield |
Laying without a tradesman
- Prepare a smooth base (concrete, asphalt or compacted gravel) with a slope of about 0.5–1 %.
- Start from a corner and snap the tiles into one another.
- Excess edges are trimmed with a well-sharpened knife or a saw.
- Work at 5–25 °C; the tiles are left for about 24 hours to acclimatise.
- Polyurethane adhesive is recommended but is not included.
Care
A brush or a broom is enough for cleaning – dust and fallen leaves are collected quickly. Moisture does not damage the rubber layer underneath. If a piece gets worn, you replace only that one, because the teeth separate easily.
See also: Garden, Wellness, Interior, Hobby and Tools.
