All materials checked as a set per site & structure.
- A/B components and additives as per system.
- Black granules for permeable, sandwich, or mixed structures.
- Color granules or spray coatings per finish.
- Catalyst/additives as needed; compatible line paint.
- Materials grouped by layer/quantity for site receiving & installation.
- TDS/SDS, packing, guidance compiled per SKU.
Built to the Drawing, Packed for the Site
A school track and a competition venue won’t use the same order plan. Once the brief is clear, we line up the build-up, quantities, colors, labels and delivery sequence around that job.
Coordinate the chosen system with intended use, climate, substrate and the job specification; confirm formulation and cure guidance through the supplier TDS.
Prepare a layer-by-layer bill of materials and preliminary consumption plan after area and build-up are confirmed.
Coordinate EPDM color, line-marking requirements, ZWC-branded labels and project-based packing.
Compile available product documents, confirm transport classification and plan shipment milestones with the freight partner.
Keep the Track Order Under Control
A missing component can hold up the whole site. ZWC keeps the material list, product papers and shipment dates in the same working plan.
We compare use, budget, climate and substrate conditions before recommending a system.
Materials can be calculated and packed against the agreed area and layer build-up.
ZWC-defined specifications, pre-shipment checks and optional third-party inspection reduce batch risk.
Packing lists, product documents and shipment coordination are managed as one project workflow.
PROJECT SUPPORT
Have a Track Brief? Let's Work Through It.
Send the area, intended use, budget range, local climate and a note about the substrate. We’ll return a suitable system direction, an early quantity estimate and a list of points that still need confirmation.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
A useful first quote starts with a few facts: track use, area, base, preferred build-up, climate and delivery location. The answers below show what we’ll ask and why it matters.
Questions to Settle Before We Quote
It depends on intended use, budget, performance target, climate and substrate. Share these inputs and we will coordinate a system comparison.
Depending on the system: PU A/B components, black rubber granules, EPDM materials, relevant additives and line-marking paint.
Yes. We first confirm area, layer build-up and expected consumption, then prepare a preliminary bill of materials and quotation.
Thickness is project-specific. It should follow the design brief, use case, substrate condition and applicable local requirements.
Formulation and application guidance may vary by temperature and humidity. Confirm the chosen supplier TDS and site conditions before construction.
Transport classification needs to be confirmed from the exact SDS/MSDS and with the appointed freight forwarder before booking.
Sample availability depends on the material and supplier. Ask ZWC to arrange samples and the relevant product information for evaluation.
Ask ZWC to arrange manuals, application videos and remote technical communication; local installation remains the contractor’s responsibility.
No standard. Options: starts. Specs: per drawing/base.
Spray-Coating SystemA cost-conscious structure using a PU-bound rubber base with an EPDM spray finish; commonly considered for school and community projects.
Sandwich SystemA permeable base combined with a sealed PU upper layer and anti-slip EPDM finish for a balanced cost-performance option.
Mixed SystemA poured PU-rubber base with PU surface layers and EPDM granules, positioned for higher-performance projects.
Full Pour SystemAn all-PU poured structure without a black-rubber base, suited to premium and professional the job specification.
Colored EPDM granules mixed with PU binder and installed on site for playgrounds and non-standard activity areas.
