Waste shouldn’t
be the end of
the story.
We’re developing a new future for playground safety surfacing — recovering end-of-life rubber, processing it for reuse and creating a traceable digital identity for every batch.
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A second life
starts with a
better idea.
When playgrounds are refurbished, the safety surfacing beneath them is often treated as waste.
We believe that material deserves another chapter. Rubber Revolution is developing a practical way to recover removed wet pour rubber, process it and resupply suitable material for use in new playground base layers.
It’s an ambitious idea grounded in an existing industry challenge — and built with the people who understand that challenge best.
Read our manifestoDeveloped alongside an established surfacing business.
Initial processing equipment is in place for development.
Validation received. Assessment details will be shared in a future update.
A more circular
way forward.
From a surface at the end of its first life to material with a new purpose. Our proposed process brings recovery, reuse and traceability together.
Building the
operation.
We have access to recovered material and have acquired initial processing equipment. Independent validation has now been received. The focus remains on optimising the process, managing contamination, commercial modelling and preparing pilots.
See our development roadmapGood ideas work better together.
We’re looking to connect with contractors, recovery specialists and future material buyers who want to help shape a more circular approach.
Become a founding partnerBetter places to play.
Our long-term ambition is to support the communities around us, with a proposed fund for outdoor spaces when the business is commercially successful.
Our community ambitionIndependent validation received.
An encouraging milestone as we continue developing the operation. Read the latest update and explore what comes next.
News & developmentCurious about recovery?
From material enquiries to planned batch tracking, our FAQs explain where we are and how you can get involved.
Explore the FAQs