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Purple solid color EPDM rubber granules

55 lb bag Trade price for approved customers

  • Solid color
  • Purples and pinks
  • Dark shade
  • EPDM rubber

A deep violet. It pairs with yellow or white for school colors and bold play-area patterns. Read more

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All solid colors

Specifications

Purple specifications
Material EPDM rubber granules
Bag size 55 lb
Color type Solid color
Color family Purples and pinks
Bound with Aliphatic binder for exposed layers, aromatic for base layers
Pricing Trade pricing through the dealer portal

Solid Purple EPDM rubber granules in a 55 lb bag, mixed on site with a resin binder for poured-in-place rubber surfacing.

Where Purple works best

Purple hides tire marks, dust and everyday grime well. Dark surfaces absorb more heat in direct sun, so for barefoot areas like pool decks, compare it against a lighter option on site first.

  • Driveways and garage aprons
  • Busy walkways and entrances
  • Playgrounds and school zones
  • Logos, lanes and safety borders

Colors that pair with Purple

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

Yellow EPDM rubber granules

Yellow 55LB

Solid color, 55 lb

Lilac EPDM rubber granules

Lilac 55LB

Solid color, 55 lb

White EPDM rubber granules

White 55LB

Solid color, 55 lb

Purple: questions buyers ask

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

Is Purple a solid color or a blend?

Purple is a solid color. Every granule in the 55 lb bag is the same shade, so the finished surface reads as one even color. For a speckled, stone-like look, compare the mixed-color blends.

Is Purple a good color for a pool deck?

It can be used, but dark colors like Purple absorb more heat in direct sun and can feel hot underfoot. Many pool decks use a lighter field color and keep Purple for borders or inlays. Compare samples on site in afternoon sun before deciding.

What colors go well with Purple?

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

How much Purple do I need?

Purple 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 Purple?

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 Purple?

Yes. Request a physical sample of Purple 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 Purple 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.