I have searched the Internet and this forum for the best surface but haven't found one. I have thought about pea gravel but would like something more mobile. Such as a mat or whatnot but havent come across any such item. Any suggestions?
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I would throw mulch under it. The dome itself will keep most of it in, or you could dig down 2-3 in and put in the mulch. If you can't/ or don't want to dig down, sand does pretty well, but it will get hard if you don't stir it up every 6 months or so.
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You want something that will not compact. Also look at how many inches you need for that product.
I had pea gravel that worked great Except with in 4 feet of the sand box. it would get compacted and I would have to go out with a shovel 2or 3x a year and dig down to loosen it. Sand is not great if it gets wet it compacts and is hard as rock. It also holds water longer than other things.
I think my pea gravel needed to be 8 inches think to be effective.
I got a grant and got rubber mulch I think it only had to be 3 or 4 inches thick. I love it but it is expensive. I have heard of using the mats for horse stalls but I have no idea on the protection those provide.It:: will wait
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Originally posted by countrymom View Postmulch. its softer if the kids fall compared to pea stones.It:: will wait
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