The best way to attract tenants to your neighborhood is by offering a high quality rental in a great location, and at the best price. But it’s not just the layout of the property that renters are concerned with - they also prefer to live in areas that have plenty of amenities and close access to parks, sports complexes, schools and shopping centers.
Winter is not exactly gentle on outdoor playground equipment, but there are ways to ease this burden and keep your equipment in good shape. Not only will this prevent unnecessary injuries, but also it will save money in the long run.
Spending time outdoors is important for kids, especially when they’re cooped up inside of a classroom most of the day. Fortunately, most schools give kids a 20-30 minute recess break where they can run around and burn off some of extra energy, test their physical skills, engage in imaginative play and socialize with friends. Having the right playground equipment can make this outdoor time even more fun, which is why it’s important to choose wisely.
A playground is an ideal place for children to run, play and interact with their peers. However, you also want to make sure that you properly maintain your playground and keep it safe.
The sound of children running and playing is music to many, especially when living in a young and active community. Neighborhood playgrounds provide a safe place where kids can exercise and burn off energy, while parents and guardians can relax. Adding a simple HOA playground contributes to an association’s property values and sense of community.
Looking for playground design ideas for 2022? You’ve come to the right place! Playgrounds have evolved significantly over the past decade, and we look forward to new and exciting designs and layouts that will make headlines this spring and summer!
As we wrap up another year, it’s always fun to look back and see how things have changed and look forward to new merging trends. And playground equipment is no exception.
Inclusive outdoor recreation spaces provide a safe place where kids of all ages and abilities can play and interact together. These spaces don’t just take the physical needs of children into consideration, but also their social, emotional and cognitive needs.
Sensory play refers to any activity that stimulates a young child’s senses: touch, taste, smell, sight or sound, as well as movement and balance.
Without safety surfacing, serious head and bodily injuries would occur on your playground. Surfacing materials like rubber mulch and engineered wood fiber help absorb the shock from slips and falls.
