TÜV-certified safety surfacing tiles
Our safety surfacing tiles are TÜV-certified. The playground standard DIN EN 1176 requires impact-absorbing surfacing from a fall height of 60 centimetres.
Prequalified in the HPQR
Our evidence of suitability for public procurement procedures has been verified and is filed in the prequalification register.
Delivery time of two to three weeks
As a rule for safety surfacing tiles and grass mats. The exact details are given for each product.
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espas special adhesive for fall protection slabs
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espas lawn grid mat
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espas fall protection slab fall height 1.5m
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espas lawn grid mat
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espas fall protection plate fall height 2m
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espas fall protection plate fall height 2m
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Safety surfacing mats and tiles for playgrounds

Rubber mats for the playground: material and safety
Delivery from ten square metres
How much safety surfacing area does your play structure need?
Frequently asked questions
From what fall height is safety surfacing required?
From a free height of fall of 60 centimetres, DIN EN 1176 requires impact-absorbing surfacing across the entire impact area. For equipment that forces movement, such as swings and slides, this applies regardless of height.
How thick must safety surfacing mats be?
The thickness depends on the fall height: our grass mats are 45 millimetres thick for up to 1.50 metres and 65 millimetres for up to 2.10 metres. You also choose our safety surfacing tiles according to fall height, for up to 1.50 metres or up to 2.00 metres. For loose-fill material such as wood chips, bark mulch, sand or gravel, the playground standard specifies a layer of at least 20 centimetres for fall heights up to 2.00 metres and 30 centimetres up to 3.00 metres, in each case plus 10 centimetres, because children displace the material as they play.
What ground is suitable for safety surfacing mats?
We will work out with you which sub-base your safety surfacing mats need for your area, most easily by phone on 0561 574 63 916. For laying the safety surfacing tiles, we offer a matching special adhesive, and four tiles make one square metre. Grass mats stabilise and green the area at the same time.
What alternatives are there to safety surfacing tiles?
Wood chips, bark mulch, sand and gravel are also permitted up to a fall height of 3.00 metres. In Germany, grass is permitted up to 1.50 metres, as long as the grass cover stays permanently unbroken; a maximum of 1.00 metre is recommended. Loose-fill material does, however, need intensive maintenance: the area must be checked for debris, loosened and topped up where necessary. In return, the material can be played with, and as a natural product it blends into its surroundings. With safety surfacing tiles, loosening and topping up are not needed, which is why they are usually the lower-maintenance solution.
How large must the impact area be?
A free falling space of at least 1.50 metres must be kept around the equipment, measured from the outermost part. Swings and roundabouts have their own dimensions: for swings, the minimum falling space is the chain length times 0.867, plus 2.25 metres; for roundabouts it is at least 2.00 metres, and for turntables 3.00 metres. From a fall height above 1.50 metres, the area increases according to a fixed formula. You will find the calculation, including a table, on our safety surfacing calculation page.
Is there safety surfacing that looks like grass?
Yes, our grass mats: they stabilise and green the area at the same time, so that it keeps its natural appearance. They are available for fall heights of up to 1.50 metres and up to 2.10 metres.





