Category Archives: Playground Softfall Range

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PLAYGROUND SOFTFALL RANGE

Category:Playground Softfall Range

“Softfall” does not refer to how soft a product is underfoot, it is tested to Australian Standards and aims to reduce the risk of life-threatening types of injuries. We are always willing to meet with you at our site to show you the options, we can give you a sample to take back to your client, school or daycare center to discuss and try. Or, if you are looking for retail purchase for your own backyard, bring your child to visit us and try what it is like for yourself.

Softfall Pine Bark is in very short supply, we will make the Crushed Softfall Chip to order and can supply in quantities suitable for schools, POS playgrounds and day care centres.

Product options are –

Crushed Softfall Chip (Hardwood)

Crushed Softfall Chip (Pine)


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Crushed Softfall Chip (Pine)

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Crushed Softfall Chip (Pine) is a crushed softwood and is a light creamy white in colour. The product is unscreened which may lead to the occasional full size chip being found. Most of the processed product would fit through a 12mm screen. This product has been popular for playgrounds with younger children as can give a slightly cleaner result after play than the hardwood product.   
A representative sample has been tested to Australian Standards


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Crushed Softfall Chip (Hardwood)

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Crushed Softfall Chip (Hardwood) is a crushed hardwood chip and is Pink to Red / Brown in Colour, depending on the age of the timber.  Crushed Softfall Chip (Hardwood) is from mixed species. Please contact us for further information.
The product is unscreened which may lead to the occasional full size chip being found, most particles would fit through a 12mm screen.
This is a tried & true softfall option and has been in the market for several years.
A representative sample has been tested to Australian Standards. All hardwood chip is in shorter supply since the changes to native logging were introduced in 2024.  Please check with us for availability.