EPDM and SBR are synthetic rubber materials that are often used for paving sports grounds. The following aspects need to be considered in the construction of an EPDM+SBR trail:
First, choose the right foundation. Before paving a trail, make sure the ground foundation is firm and level so that the material can be evenly distributed and provide long-term durability. Ground fill and compact as necessary.
Second, consider material ratios. EPDM is a rubber material while SBR is synthetic rubber granules. Depending on the intended trail properties, the two materials are chosen to be blended in the proper ratio to obtain the desired elasticity, abrasion and skid resistance.

Then, ensure the construction quality. Find an experienced construction team or professional company who are familiar with the technical points of this pavement. Ensure that the mixture is spread evenly over the walkway during construction and that it is compacted using proper tools and methods to ensure uniformity and stability of the material.
Consider drainage. Drainage systems should be fully considered in trail design to prevent standing water. Make sure trails have the right slope to allow water to flow away and prevent water from soaking into materials and causing damage. Generally, there are drainage outlets around the court, and they should be inclined inward as much as possible during construction.
Choose the appropriate color and pattern. EPDM+SBR materials can provide a variety of color options, and the appropriate color and pattern can be sele cted according to the trail use and environment to achieve a balance between aesthetics and functionality.

Regular maintenance. Despite their high durability, EPDM and SBR materials still require regular maintenance to prolong the life of the trail. Regularly inspect trail surfaces for damage or wear and repair or replace as necessary.
In conclusion, EPDM+SBR walking trails are a durable and versatile paving option that can be used in a variety of outdoor venues such as parks, playgrounds and fitness areas. With proper foundation preparation, construction quality, drainage system design and regular maintenance, it is possible to ensure that trails remain in good condition over time, providing users with a comfortable and safe experience.