A use zone is the area under and around the playground equipment where a child might fall. A use zone should be covered with protective surfacing material and extend a minimum of six feet in all directions from the edge of stationary play equipment such as climbers and chin up bars. Swings require a much greater area for the use zone. It should extend two times the height of the pivot or swing hanger above the surfacing material in front of and behind the swings seats.
Our e-mail newsletter is packed with practical advice, safety tips, and changes to codes and regulations that pertain to playgrounds. Playground Design
We take the time to evaluate your site and design the right playground for your needs from scratch.Playground Inspections
We have certified playground inspectors in house that can inspect and audit any playground in the US.Ground Preparation
We exacavate, pour concrete, and work with substrates such as crushed stone and gravel to prepare the ground for safe surfacing.Playground Surfacing
Poured in Place Rubber Rubber Tiles Shredded Rubber Engineered Wood Chips Synthetic Turf Play SandPlayground Upgrades and Accessories
We can add components and accessories to your existing playgrounds, install more independent play events.Playground Maintenance
We replace parts and structures as needed. We also repair worn out and damaged poured in place rubber.Current Specials
*Lease with approved credit through Marlin Leasing. $499.00 deposit. 60 months term. $1.00 buyout. Does not include freight, installation or surfacing.