These Rubber Walkways Protect From the Issues of Concrete
Michael Baxter — May 26, 2014 — Unique
The genius in a rubber walkway is not in the new things it can do, but the old things it prevents. Concrete is the go-to material when it comes to sidewalks and walkways, but that doesn't mean that it's the best option. Concrete can be hard on the bones (especially for older people), it cracks and it comes with high maintenance costs that could easily be avoided.
These rubber walkway tiles are not only easier on the legs, they're easier on the wallet as they require less thought and constant fixing. There are two companies vying for supremacy of this kind of market, both with their pros and cons, but regardless of whether Pavegen or Terrecon takes over the innovation is genius.
These rubber walkway tiles are not only easier on the legs, they're easier on the wallet as they require less thought and constant fixing. There are two companies vying for supremacy of this kind of market, both with their pros and cons, but regardless of whether Pavegen or Terrecon takes over the innovation is genius.
Trend Themes
1. Rubber Walkways - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Develop advanced rubber walkway materials that offer greater durability and sustainability compared to concrete.
2. Bone-friendly Sidewalks - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Create sidewalk solutions specifically designed to be gentle on the bones, thereby improving accessibility and safety for older individuals.
3. Low-maintenance Walkway Solutions - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Design walkway tiles that require minimal maintenance and offer cost savings compared to traditional concrete sidewalks.
Industry Implications
1. Construction - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Integrate rubber walkways into the construction industry as a sustainable and cost-effective alternative to concrete sidewalks.
2. Urban Infrastructure - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Implement rubber walkways in urban infrastructure projects to improve walkability, reduce maintenance costs, and enhance the overall urban environment.
3. Aging Population - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Address the needs of the aging population by developing bone-friendly sidewalk solutions that promote safer and more accessible pedestrian experiences.
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