The standards,
in plain English.
What each one actually requires, and which parts of your project they apply to.
The public playground equipment standard. Sets use zones, spacing, entrapment limits and structural requirements. Every commercial structure we sell is designed to it.
The federal guidance document. Not law by itself, but it is what an inspector or an attorney will reference. It covers layout, age separation and surfacing.
Impact attenuation for surfacing. This is the one that sets your depth: a six-foot fall height needs six inches of rubber mulch, not three.
Third-party validation that a component was actually tested to the standard it claims. We supply the certificates with your order paperwork.
Accessible route to the play area, accessible ground-level components, and transfer access to elevated ones. Surfacing has to be firm and stable along the route.
Send photos of an existing playground and we will flag what fails current standards - even if you buy nothing.
Surfacing done to depth
Fall height, use zone and depth checked on each of these before the crew left. Every photograph is work this crew did - no renders, no stock.
Tell us the space. We handle the rest.
Drawings, safety spec, surfacing math, funding paperwork and install - all from one company you can actually come visit.