Granulation and the Shuffle Test
Poured in place rubber surfaces are designed to last for years with minimal maintenance. They are relatively easy to repair and don’t need...
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Playground Surfacing
02
Aug
Uncategorized
Special Considerations for Toddlers: Surfacing
Toddlers love spending time on playgrounds and benefit greatly from them. They are more susceptible, however, to certain hazards because of their young age....
Playground Hazards, Playground Surfacing, sun exposure
Rubber Binders: Aromatic vs Aliphatic
Poured in place rubber surfacing has become increasingly popular for playgrounds across the country. They are colorful, safe for toddlers, and easily customizable....
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24
Jul
Playground Code
Fall Height vs Critical Height: What is the Difference?
A lot of the terms used by Certified Playground Safety Inspectors are similar and can be easily confused. In a previous article, which...
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11
Jul
Inspections, Playground Hazards
What is an Overhead Hazard?
Overhead hazards, also called overhead obstructions, are a frequently overlooked danger that can appear on playground areas. In many areas, it is nearly...
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09
Jul
Playground Code
What is Critical Height?
Playground code handbooks and inspectors frequently refer to something called “Critical height”. It is a key part in the design of a playground. ...
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27
Jun
Equipment Materials
What are Safe Wood Treatments?
Wood is a popular material for playgrounds for a variety of reasons; it is environmentally conscious as well as aesthetically pleasing. The natural...
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20
Jun
Equipment Materials
Concerns for Metal Playground Equipment
Ways to Ensure that Metal Surfaces are Safe The unique design and layout of every playground will incorporate a variety of materials and...
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30
May
Inspections
Exclusive Inspectors for the City of New Haven
We are very excited to announce that we have won the bid for all of the playground inspections for the city of New...
04
Aug
Slide Safety
Slide Safety Basics
A slide is a great interactive component for children of all ages but there is some code to keep in mind to ensure...