When the winter comes, most people spend more time indoors because of the icy sidewalks, cold temperatures and shortened days. If you are responsible for commercial playground equipment you'll want to start preparing your park for the winter during the fall season.
Regular cleaning is an important factor in keeping public playground equipment safe and sanitary. While routine sanitization has always been a priority, it’s even more so now with COVID-19.
Spending time at the park is a wonderful way to get the kids outdoors for fresh air and sunshine. Best of all, kids tire themselves out so they sleep better at night. But being at the park also means there’s a chance for scrapes, bumps and bruises.
Want to know a secret about keeping your playground fun and amusing for kids of all ages? Add some water play! Water play equipment combines the things kids love to do most - play with water and play outside.
Playground surfacing is the material that lies under and around the playground structure. The most common types of playground surfacing are usually made from wood or rubber.
When you build a commercial playground from the ground up, you have options to choose every detail, from park benches to shade structures to inclusive playground equipment. However, one of the most important, yet overlooked, park amenities to consider is safety surfacing.
Are you designing a new commercial playground for an HOA, school, church or other organization? If so, you’ll quickly discover that there’s more to designing a great park than buying equipment.
Sun exposure is a main consideration for any public or commercial park. Whether you’re building a new park or looking to update your current play area, you’ll want to think about how comfortable this space is for children and their families.
Creating a commercial playground is a big job, so it helps to have a checklist on hand at all times. This way, it’s easier to stay on track with your goals, follow safety guidelines and ensure inclusive playground equipment.
