Every price below includes flatbed delivery to Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas or Missouri. Each supersack holds 2,000 lb of IPEMA-certified chunk rubber nuggets cut from semi-truck tires. On a partial truck you pay $368 a sack plus $1,250 freight; a full 22-sack truck is $9,350 flat, the lowest price per sack. Color-locked brown or red adds $115 a sack at every quantity. More than 22 sacks? Each full truck is $9,350 and the sacks left over are priced as a partial truck. For example, 33 black supersacks = one full truck ($9,350) + 11 sacks ($5,298) = $14,648 delivered.
| Order | Black, delivered | Approx. per sack (black) | Brown or red, delivered | Covers about |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 supersacks | $3,090 | $618 | $3,665 | 750 sq ft at 6 in · 1,500 sq ft at 3 in |
| 7 supersacks | $3,826 | $547 | $4,631 | 1,050 sq ft at 6 in · 2,100 sq ft at 3 in |
| 10 supersacks | $4,930 | $493 | $6,080 | 1,500 sq ft at 6 in · 3,000 sq ft at 3 in |
| 15 supersacks | $6,770 | $451 | $8,495 | 2,250 sq ft at 6 in · 4,500 sq ft at 3 in |
| 22 supersacks (full truck) | $9,350 | $425 | $11,880 | 3,300 sq ft at 6 in · 6,600 sq ft at 3 in |
You unload with a forklift or a tractor with forks. Need a count between these? Within a partial load, each added sack is $368 black or $483 brown or red. Painted blue is available for pickup; prices subject to change, and delivery lead times vary, so contact us. Coverage assumes about 300 sq ft per sack at 3 in deep and 150 sq ft at 6 in; check your playground's required depth.
Get your exact delivered quoteTell us where the mulch is going and roughly how much ground it covers. We'll come back with a delivered price — freight included, no surprises at the curb.
Most "cheap" rubber mulch is shredded car and van tires — stringy, lightweight, laced with exposed steel wire. Ours is cut exclusively from heavy semi-truck tires into meaty chunk nuggets.
IPEMA-certified playground mulch with the impact absorption to meet fall-height requirements — and the logistics to get 40,000+ lbs of it onto your site without drama.
One 2,000-lb supersack covers about 300 sq ft at a 3-inch depth — 150 sq ft at 6 inches. Enter your area and depth; we'll do the math.
Every price below includes flatbed delivery to Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas or Missouri. Each supersack holds 2,000 lb of IPEMA-certified chunk rubber nuggets cut from semi-truck tires. On a partial truck you pay $368 a sack plus $1,250 freight; a full 22-sack truck is $9,350 flat, the lowest price per sack. Color-locked brown or red adds $115 a sack at every quantity. More than 22 sacks? Each full truck is $9,350 and the sacks left over are priced as a partial truck. For example, 33 black supersacks = one full truck ($9,350) + 11 sacks ($5,298) = $14,648 delivered.
| Order | Black, delivered | Approx. per sack (black) | Brown or red, delivered | Covers about |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 supersacks | $3,090 | $618 | $3,665 | 750 sq ft at 6 in · 1,500 sq ft at 3 in |
| 7 supersacks | $3,826 | $547 | $4,631 | 1,050 sq ft at 6 in · 2,100 sq ft at 3 in |
| 10 supersacks | $4,930 | $493 | $6,080 | 1,500 sq ft at 6 in · 3,000 sq ft at 3 in |
| 15 supersacks | $6,770 | $451 | $8,495 | 2,250 sq ft at 6 in · 4,500 sq ft at 3 in |
| 22 supersacks (full truck) | $9,350 | $425 | $11,880 | 3,300 sq ft at 6 in · 6,600 sq ft at 3 in |
You unload with a forklift or a tractor with forks. Need a count between these? Within a partial load, each added sack is $368 black or $483 brown or red. Painted blue is available for pickup; prices subject to change, and delivery lead times vary, so contact us. Coverage assumes about 300 sq ft per sack at 3 in deep and 150 sq ft at 6 in; check your playground's required depth.
Get your exact delivered quoteTell us where the mulch is going and roughly how much ground it covers. We'll come back with a delivered price — freight included, no surprises at the curb.
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IPEMA-certified playground mulch with the impact absorption to meet fall-height requirements — and the logistics to get 40,000+ lbs of it onto your site without drama.
One 2,000-lb supersack covers about 300 sq ft at a 3-inch depth — 150 sq ft at 6 inches. Enter your area and depth; we'll do the math.