$895.00
Per Yard
Black Rubber Mulch is for buyers who want a low-maintenance surface that holds its color, stays in place, and does not need to be replaced season after season. It is a practical alternative to wood mulch in areas where longevity and appearance are both priorities.
Black Rubber Mulch is chosen by buyers who are tired of replacing wood mulch every year. Made from recycled rubber, this product holds its color longer than dyed wood products and does not break down the same way organic mulch does, which means less frequent refreshing and a more consistent look over time. It works well in play areas, garden beds, and commercial landscapes where long-term performance and a clean appearance matter more than organic content. Saratoga Springs, Lehi, American Fork, Draper, Sandy, Cottonwood Heights, and throughout the Salt Lake Valley.
Ideal For
Play areas and swing sets; Garden beds where longevity is a priority; Commercial landscapes; Areas where wood mulch tends to wash away, fade, or decompose too quickly
Best Use
Apply at the recommended depth for the intended use (deeper for play area safety requirements); Use edging to keep it contained; Rinse periodically to maintain appearance
Key Benefits
Longer-lasting than wood mulch; Holds color better over time; Does not decompose like organic mulch; Low-maintenance once installed
Black Rubber Mulch is chosen by buyers who are tired of replacing wood mulch every year. Made from recycled rubber, this product holds its color longer than dyed wood products and does not break down the same way organic mulch does, which means less frequent refreshing and a more consistent look over time. It works well in play areas, garden
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These calculators are only intended to provide approximations. They will assist you in determining the quantity required; nevertheless, differences in subgrade, subgrade compaction, or erroneous measurements, even by a quarter of an inch, might make a difference.
