Getting to Know the Rugonal Way of Conducting Field Surveys

Last updated: 22 Oct 2026

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In the world of construction or installation projects, especially those involving specialized materials like rubber, accurate field data is key. RUGONAL understands that without a thorough understanding of project site conditions, potential problems can arise later, ranging from suboptimal installation to decreased product performance.

To ensure every project runs smoothly and RUGONAL products deliver their best performance, the field survey process is carried out systematically and comprehensively.

Here are the key steps RUGONAL takes:

Identifying Survey Needs and Objectives: Before going into the field, the RUGONAL team will have an in-depth discussion with the client to fully understand the project objectives, the desired application type (e.g., sports field, industrial area, children's playground), and performance expectations. This initial understanding will guide the survey focus.
Comprehensive Visual Observation and Inspection: The RUGONAL surveyor team will conduct direct observations of the existing ground or floor surface conditions. The following items will be considered:
Surface Condition: Is it flat or uneven? Are there any cracks, holes, or damaged areas?
Drainage: What is the drainage system like in the area? Is there any potential for standing water that could affect the material?
Environmental Exposure: Intensity of exposure to sunlight, rainfall, humidity, and extreme temperatures may affect the durability of rubber.
Usage Activity: The type of activity that will be performed in the area (high intensity, heavy loads, constant friction, etc.).
Precision Measurements: Using modern measuring tools, the team will obtain accurate area dimensions, including length, width, height, and surface elevation and contours, if necessary. These precise measurements are essential for efficient material calculations and installation planning.
Sampling (If Necessary): In certain cases, RUGONAL may take samples of the base material (soil, concrete) for further analysis in the laboratory, especially if there are concerns about the composition or structural strength that may affect the adhesion or stability of the rubber product.
Risk Analysis and Potential Challenges: Based on the data collected, the team will identify potential challenges or risks that may arise during installation or long-term use. This includes potential ground movement, high abrasion risk, or the need for special surface preparation.

The results of these field surveys are crucial in recommending the right type of rubber material. For example, for sports areas, RUGONAL provides running or gym flooring solutions that offer not only superior safety through shock-absorbing features, but also exceptional resistance to loads and weather, thanks to high-quality rubber formulations developed through in-depth research. Similarly, for industrial areas, understanding field conditions allows us to recommend strong and durable anti-slip or vibration-damping flooring , ensuring clients' investments in RUGONAL solutions deliver maximum long-term value. Every RUGONAL product is designed to meet the highest standards, and a meticulous field survey process is the first step in ensuring it is perfectly applied to the field conditions.

With this detailed and solution-oriented field survey process, RUGONAL ensures that every project is based on solid data. It's not just about selling a product, but about providing an optimal, safe, and sustainable rubber surface solution. For those of you planning a project, be sure to always prioritize a comprehensive field survey, as it is key to the success and durability of your investment.

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