Playground Bark and Sand for Kids Areas
Our Playground Bark is excellent for play areas. Engineered and tested to handle falls this is the choice for creating a playground area. Other options include coarse sand for sand boxes and underneath above ground pools. We have pea gravel which works well around playground equipment that is out of the direct sun and is a low impact area. Our turf builder is typically used for hydroseeding grass but also works great for getting extra muddy and would work well in a 'mud kitchen'. And if you're looking to teach the kiddos gardening we sell a gardener's a-b-c mix of organic soil and compost. Kindness Rocks Project? We sell river rock by the 5 gallon bucket too!
A-B-C Garden Mix
$39.95 per Yard
Our three way Garden mix is the ideal soil for landscaping and gardening. We also sell it at $3.00 a five gallon bucket. Bring your own bucket.
Coarse Play Sand
$25.95 per Ton
Our Coarse Sand is an excellent material for running on and for general play. It's washed and particulate free. Lay underneath swings, slides and play structures.
Coarse Sand/Pool Sand
$25.95 per Ton
Coarse Sand is the product we supply for above-ground pool installs. The sand is clean/washed, has good drainage and lays soft for an above ground pool. You can alternatively use Sandy Loam if looking for a softer sand that will allow for grass to grow.
Pea Gravel
$27.95 per Ton
Pea gravel has been used for decades as a playground gravel. It consists of rocks the size of a pea and smaller. It is not recommended for tall structures but works in general play.
Playground Mulch
$49.95 per Yard
Engineered to handle falls. Packs lightly as a wood carpet. In general you'll want to lay one inch deep for 1 foot of structure height. Cedar material which is good at keeping the bugs out.
Sandy Loam (Sandcastles)
$23.45 per Yard
Sandy Loam is a contractor sand that works well for sand boxes sand castle making. It packs well and is a soft sand to play in. You will want to wet it down to avoid dust. Not sandcastly enough? A good DIY method is to add 1-3parts Corn Starch to Sand.
Can't decide?
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