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Children’s Play Bark
Play Bark is one of our best selling products all year round and is a firm favourite with schools and nurseries all over the UK.
Our Play Bark is manufactured from the finest Scots Pine trees and is all 100% natural. We also source the base material from within the UK only and this allows us to confirm that all trees used are from certified FSC forests.
Our Play Bark is a fantastic, natural addition to any play area. This natural product not only looks and smells good, but it is also certified for impact absorption to British Standard EN 1177:1998. This confirms that our Play Bark will protect a falling child, as long as the depth of the product is correct to the appropriate fall height.
We pack our Play Bark into large 2.5 cubic meter bags, and along with our free standard delivery service the driver will also offload the bag onto a hard standing area at your property or school. Normally this is the kerbside for domestic properties but for more information regarding delivery of our bulky products please visit the delivery page at turf and stuff.
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