playground planning, playground site plan |
Playground Guide Part 9 Site Security Some larger projects may take a few days to install. You should provide site security to protect your new playground investment from vandalism or robbery. For installations that make use of concrete footings or pathways, also hire...
play equipment, playground planning |
Playground Guide Part 8 Prepare your plan Now, with your significant decisions completed regarding the play equipment and site, your Henderson Representative can help you move your project along by providing you with the following: High Quality 3D Renderings Nothing...
play equipment, Playground Surface |
Playground Guide Part 7 Choosing a Playground Surface Over 70% of all playground equipment injuries occur because of falls to inadequate or nonexistent surfacing. The surfacing is the first line of defense in helping prevent playground injuries. Playgrounds in the...
play equipment, playground information |
Playground Guide Part 6 Play Equipment Play equipment falls into two primary configurations: Composite Play Structures These typical playgrounds with support posts and decks (modern/fitness composite structures typically exclude decks) with various play components...
accessible playgrounds, playground information |
Playground Guide Part 5 In Canada, Annex H, of CSA·Z614, sets the guidelines for creating a fully accessible play structure. In the United States, The Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG) and the ASTM F1487 have determined the requirements...
