Success beyond the surface
Bike Tracks
Get on your bike and ride! Numat Bike tracks are a fun way to provide play and the opportunity for road safety education.
Overview
Numat bike tracks can be easily adapted into any space. They are made from durable Pour’n’Play safety surfacing which can be used to create almost any shape or road marking, making the design possibilities endless.
Bike Tracks are an excellent way to add fun, learning, and bike skill development to your play space. Not only can they be introduced to add loads of entertainment, but they can be used to help young children familiarize themselves with the road rules they will use on public roads.
Certifications
Specifications
Customizable with 22 colour options available.
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Features and Benefits
Creates Zone Potential
Bike tracks can perform double-duty as borders, enabling division of the space into zones. Excellent for separating high activity areas from calm ones, or creating ‘nest’ or ‘home’ zones.
Hard Wearing and Long Lasting
Our bike tracks are made from Pour’n’Play which is resistant to scratching, ultra-violet light, all-weather extremes and is very resilient to accidental or deliberate damage.
Endless Design Abilities
Our bike tracks use Pour’n’Play which comes in a range of 22 different colours and offer both architects and installers endless possibilities for creative design.
It also offers consistent colour throughout the rubber surface which means the colour won’t scuff off in high wear areas but instead will remain the same colour.
Design & Installation
Numat can visit and talk to you on-site about your bike track design. Numat’s certified installers provide a guaranteed top-quality finish.
Case Study
Angels Childcare Centre, Takapuna
Safety was the number one priority for Angels Childcare Centre in Takapuna, and Numat achieved that with an upgraded safety surface and fresh new design.
Having done some research online, Karen Douglas the Centre Manager and her colleagues contacted Numat about replacing their playground surfacing, explaining that their existing surfacing was not performing well. Karen says they wanted to make sure that the “vision from the designers was supportive in us achieving what we set out to do.”
