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Sport Track Asphalt

Unleash Your Athletic Potential with Sport Track Asphalt from Morris and Perry Quarry

Experience the ultimate performance with Sport Track Asphalt from Morris and Perry’s exclusive quarry.

Lanes of a dark asphalt running track marked in white and yellow
  • Coated macadam plantSince 2001
  • Products generally toBS4987-1
  • Collected or deliveredMinimum 1 tonne

Work it out

Coverage — m² to tonnes

Our own coverage and laying-depth tables, working together: the area and the thickness give the tonnes, and the thickness shows which of our mixes are laid at that depth.

Relates to Dense, Medium, Close Graded and SMA. Open graded will give greater coverage. Products generally to BS4987-1 in limestone. Collected or delivered — minimum load 1 tonne.

Tonnes
4.2–5 t
Area
50 m²
1 tonne covers
10–12 m²

Laid at this depth — recommended laying depths

  1. SMA 10 Surf LS 0.4% Fibres 20–30 mm min 15
  2. SMA 6 Surf 70/100 LS 0.4% Fibres 25–35 mm min 20
  3. AC 10 Close Surface LS 30–40 mm min 25
  4. AC 14 Close Graded Surface Course LS 40–55 mm min 35
  5. AC 20 Dense Bin LS 50–100 mm min 40

Asphalt

The Winning Edge: Why Morris and Perry's Sport Track Asphalt is the Choice for Champions

Sport Track Asphalt is a specialized surface that enhances athletic performance while ensuring safety and durability.

This innovative material combines polymer-modified asphalt with advanced engineering techniques, resulting in a smooth, resilient running track with optimal grip and shock absorption.

Athletes can feel the difference as they sprint down the lanes, benefiting from reduced joint fatigue thanks to the cushioned layer beneath their feet. Sport Track Asphalt’s vibrant colors not only provide aesthetic appeal but also create a visually stimulating environment that encourages competition and camaraderie among runners.

Whether for local school events or professional meets, this high-performance surface withstands varied weather conditions while maintaining its integrity over time, making it an ideal choice for training grounds and competitive venues.

Pros & cons

Sport Track Asphalt: the pros and cons

Pros

  • DurabilitySport Track Asphalt is designed to withstand harsh weather conditions, heavy traffic, and frequent use. It is a durable surface that can last many years with proper maintenance.
  • SafetyThis product provides a smooth and even surface, reducing the risk of tripping or falling during physical activities. It also has excellent grip and traction, making it safe for athletes to run and play.
  • VersatilitySport Track Asphalt can be used in various sports facilities such as basketball courts, tennis courts, running tracks, and more. This versatility makes it a cost-effective option for schools or community centres with limited space.
  • Easy MaintenanceUnlike other sports surfaces that require regular sealing or resurfacing, Sport Track Asphalt is low maintenance. It only requires occasional cleaning and minor repairs to maintain its quality.
  • Cost-EffectiveSports Track Asphalt is more affordable in terms of installation and long-term maintenance costs than other sports surfaces like concrete or clay.

Cons

  • High initial costOne of the main drawbacks of using Race Track Asphalt is its high initial cost. The materials used and the specialized equipment required for installation can make it a costly option compared to other surfaces.

Rough quote

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Or call the quarry01749 840 441

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