A small concrete courtyard can become a safe play zone without demolition. Two good options: rubber tiles or rubber mulch.
No surface eliminates injury risk. Supervise play. Ensure thickness matches fall height (check ASTM F1292).
Rubber tiles are cleaner, longer-lasting, and easier to maintain.
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