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Prairie mixed-color EPDM rubber granules

55 lb bag Trade price for approved customers

  • 3-color blend
  • Greens
  • Light shade
  • EPDM rubber

Cream and sand with soft green flecks. A light, natural blend that suits gardens and play areas. Read more

Supplied by Resin Rubber

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All mixed colors

Specifications

Prairie specifications
Material EPDM rubber granules
Bag size 55 lb
Color type Mixed-color blend
Color family Greens
Blend recipe 35% CH-20, 20% CH-01, 45% CH-14
Bound with Aliphatic binder for exposed layers, aromatic for base layers
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What is in Prairie

  • CH-20 35%
  • CH-01 20%
  • CH-14 45%

Granule color components from the Resin Rubber color blends chart. Not a binder mixing ratio.

Prairie is a pre-blended EPDM rubber granule mix in a 55 lb bag, combined to a published color recipe and bound on site with a resin binder.

Where Prairie works best

Lighter colors like Prairie generally stay cooler in direct sun than dark ones, which matters where people walk barefoot. They also show dirt sooner, so plan on rinsing the surface more often.

  • Pool surrounds
  • Patios used barefoot
  • Garden paths and landscaping

Colors that pair with Prairie

Common choices for borders, inlays and zone markings. Check pairings with physical samples before ordering.

Clover EPDM rubber granules

Clover 55LB

Solid color, 55 lb

Moss EPDM rubber granules

Moss 55LB

Solid color, 55 lb

Tan EPDM rubber granules

Tan 55LB

Solid color, 55 lb

Prairie: questions buyers ask

Something else? The materials team answers within 24 to 48 business hours.

What is in the Prairie blend?

Prairie is a pre-mixed blend of 3 granule colors: 35% CH-20, 20% CH-01, 45% CH-14, per the Resin Rubber color blends chart. Those percentages describe the granule colors in the bag, not a binder mixing ratio.

Is Prairie a good color for a pool deck?

Prairie is one of the lighter options, and lighter colors generally stay cooler in direct sun than dark ones, which suits barefoot areas. It will show dirt sooner, so plan on regular rinsing. Confirm slip resistance and drainage for wet areas with your installer.

What colors go well with Prairie?

Popular pairings are Clover, Moss and Tan. Use a contrasting solid color for borders, inlays or zone markings around a Prairie field. Check the pairing with physical samples, since screens do not show granule color accurately.

How much Prairie do I need?

Prairie comes in 55 lb bags. The number of bags depends on the area and installed thickness, which your specification sets. Approved trade customers can get an estimate from the material calculator, then have the materials team confirm quantities. Order the whole job at once for the closest color match.

Which binder should I use with Prairie?

For any layer that stays exposed to sun, use UV-stable aliphatic binder so the color does not yellow. Aromatic binder suits base layers and covered work. Ask the materials team to confirm the binder and request the current data sheets. See the resin binder guide.

Can I get a sample of Prairie?

Yes. Request a physical sample of Prairie before ordering and look at it on site next to the paving, planting and building. Screens and printed charts can shift color. You can also try it in the rubber visualizer first.

Next step

Seeing Prairie in person helps

Request a physical sample and compare it on site in daylight. Homeowners can also ask us to connect them with an approved installer.