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Soft landing is a finely screened, 10 – 15mm Pine Bark chip with a rich brown tone.  Perfect for landscaping and playgrounds.

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Features & Benefits:

Composition 

A refined premium landscape product, crafted to provide stylish and durable protection in both playgrounds and gardens. Soft Landing is a finely screened, 10-15mm Pine Bark chip with a rich brown tone.  

Ideal for 

  • Certified as soft fall for playground surfacing in schools, parks, and childcare facilities. 
  • Residential and commercial play areas that require certified soft-fall protection. 
  • Easy installation and maintenance when applied at the recommended depth and coverage. 
  • Highly decorative premium landscape mulch suitable for both indoor and outdoor projects. 
    • Shielding your garden or play area from weeds, soil erosion, and temperature extremes 
    • Keeps the soil and plants healthy, stable, and resilient in every season 

Benefits 

A refined, premium landscape product designed for dependable protection around playgrounds and gardens. Soft Landing combines safety with lasting beauty. Crafted by Bassett Barks Pty Ltd from high-quality pine bark, triple screened to reduce splinters and manufactured to meet stringent Australian Standards. It delivers excellent impact absorption to help reduce injury risks in play areas. 

This natural product provides insulation against temperature extremes, ensuring a safer and more comfortable play environment. Designed for durability, it is long-lasting and low-maintenance, making it ideal for high-traffic areas. 

Soft Landing is applied over the play surface (following installation guidelines) to create a protective, cushioned layer that helps soften impacts and enhance safety. 

 

Certification 

Soft Landing meets Australian Standards for playground surfacing, specifically in Impact Attenuation and Fit for Purpose. 

 

If you are planning, designing, building, or maintaining a playground, refer to the following Australian Standards: 

  • AS 4685:2004 (Parts 1-6) 
  • AS/NZS 4486.1:1997 

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