Takura Engineered Softfall Mulch

In stock - 11 items available
SKU: GCTES
Regular price $190.00 inc. GST
Volume
For ordering ¼㎥, ⅓㎥ and ½㎥ quantities please call the office on (07) 3245 5677
Please note that deliveries to postcode 4178 (Fishermans Island) may incur additional toll fees.
Our customer service team will contact you in case of any additional charges to your order.

Upgrade your playground or garden space with Takura Engineered Softfall Mulch, the trusted choice for councils, schools, and kindergartens across Queensland. This premium Takura mulch is specifically designed to deliver safety, durability, and a clean, natural finish—making it one of the most popular Takura softfall solutions in Brisbane.

Why Choose Takura Mulch?

Certified Safety for Play Areas
Takura Engineered Softfall Mulch is fully AS4422 certified with a current compliance certificate supplied by Consulting Coordination PTY LTD. It has been widely used across northern NSW to North QLD, particularly in school playgrounds and high-traffic recreational areas.

Ideal for Brisbane Playgrounds & Landscapes
Takura mulch features a warm tan colour with flecks of dark brown—perfect for brightening up playgrounds and complementing Australian native plants. Its soft, small-sized fibres create a comfortable, cushioned surface suitable for children, adults, prams, and wheelchairs.

Product Features

  • Soft underfoot – engineered for safe play environments
  • Long-lasting compared to traditional bark mulches
  • Made from pine wood – a clean, non-toxic material
  • Non-staining – prevents marks on children’s clothing
  • Dust-free – ideal for asthma-sensitive environments
  • Allows easy accessibility for prams and wheelchairs
  • Compliance certificate available on request

Pick Up or Delivery Across Brisbane

Takura Engineered Softfall Mulch is available for pickup from our Chandler store or can be delivered directly to your home, school, or project site. Order online today for fast, convenient service throughout Brisbane and surrounding regions.

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