Rubber Granules

Rubber granules are a coarser form of tyre-derived material, typically ranging from 2–15mm in size. Produced by shredding and refining end-of-life tyres, these granules retain the durable, shock-absorbing properties of rubber—making them ideal for a wide range of impact-reducing and performance-enhancing applications.

Common uses include:

• Soft-fall surfaces for playgrounds and recreational areas
• Synthetic sports fields and training grounds
• Athletics tracks and running lanes
• Underlay layers for turf systems and shockpad bases
• Recreational surfacing for schools, parks and community spaces

Rubber granules are often combined with binders and pigments to create seamless, weather-resistant surfaces that comply with Australian safety standards. Their cushioning effect reduces the risk of injury and contributes to more inclusive, high-performance environments across sport, education and urban design.

Choosing rubber granules made from recycled tyres supports the circular economy while delivering proven benefits in public infrastructure, recreation and commercial construction.