Many failures blamed on synthetic track material begin below the surface. A base that is weak, wet, contaminated, cracked, out of level or poorly drained can later appear as ponding, bubbles, debonding, visible depressions, edge lifting or open seams.This risk is especially important with a prefabri
A running track tender should do more than request a red, 13 mm synthetic surface at the lowest price. It should define the intended use of the facility, the required performance, the condition of the base, the installation controls, the evidence required from bidders, the acceptance process and the
Need a rubber track that meets NFHS rules but fits your campus? Our guide reveals custom layout solutions and material tips to avoid costly mistakes.