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Twenty-eight solid EPDM granule colors and twelve mixed blends. Every swatch below is a photo of the real granule, but screens shift color, so confirm your choice with a physical sample before ordering.
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Black Solid 
Brown Solid 
Caramel Solid 
Clover Solid 
Dark Blue Solid 
Dark Grey Solid 
Field Green Solid 
Granny Smith Solid 
Grey Solid 
Heavy Orange Solid 
Light Blue Solid 
Light Brown Solid 
Light Grey Solid 
Lilac Solid 
Magenta Solid 
Moss Solid 
Navy Blue Solid 
Peach Solid 
Pearl White Solid 
Pink Solid 
Purple Solid 
Red Solid 
Resin Rock Blue Solid 
Salmon Solid 
Tan Solid 
Teal Solid 
White Solid 
Yellow Solid 
Ash Mixed blend 
Colorado Mixed blend 
Concrete Mixed blend 
Dakota Mixed blend 
Frost Mixed blend 
Mesa Mixed blend 
Nightfall Mixed blend 
Prairie Mixed blend 
Sahara Mixed blend 
Sarasota Mixed blend 
Sea Glass Mixed blend 
Sienna Mixed blend The 12 blends and their published component percentages, from the Resin Rubber color blends chart (June 2026). The percentages describe the granule colors in each bag, not a binder mixing ratio.
Ask the materials team to confirm the color-code mapping and current product guidance before ordering.
| Blend | Granule color codes and percentages |
|---|---|
| Ash | CH-07: 10% · CH-57: 20% · CH-43: 30% · CH-15: 40% |
| Colorado | CH-57: 33% · CH-15: 33% · CH-14: 34% |
| Concrete | CH-15: 40% · CH-01: 40% · CH-07: 20% |
| Dakota | CH-57: 20% · CH-02: 40% · CH-58: 40% |
| Frost | CH-22: 15% · CH-01: 35% · CH-07: 50% |
| Mesa | CH-59: 33% · CH-58: 33% · CH-02: 34% |
| Nightfall | CH-22: 50% · CH-57: 50% |
| Prairie | CH-20: 35% · CH-01: 20% · CH-14: 45% |
| Sahara | CH-58: 25% · CH-02: 75% |
| Sarasota | CH-15: 40% · CH-47: 15% · CH-07: 45% |
| Sea Glass | CH-34: 20% · CH-02: 45% · CH-14: 35% |
| Sienna | CH-58: 33% · CH-14: 33% · CH-02: 34% |
Solid colors use one EPDM granule color for a consistent finish. They suit exact color matches, school colors, logos, borders and zone markings. Mixed blends combine several granule colors for a speckled look that reads closer to stone or gravel, and the blend becomes part of the project specification.
Think about how the color works with the paving, planting and building around it. Dark colors hide wear on driveways and busy paths. Light colors generally stay cooler underfoot around pools and play areas. Bright colors mark out a space. For preparation and installation planning, see the installation guide, and for finished examples, the project gallery.
Next step
Request a physical sample and look at it on site in daylight before confirming the order with your installer.