Play areas for children ages 2 and over shall comply with 240. Where separate play areas are provided within a site for specific age groups, each play area shall comply with 240....
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240.1 General
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1008.2.2 Soft Contained Play Structures
Accessible routes serving soft contained play structures shall be permitted to use the exception in 1008.2.2....
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1008.2.2 Soft Contained Play Structures
Accessible routes serving soft contained play structures shall be permitted to use the exception in 1008.2.2....
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11B-240.1 General
Play areas for children ages 2 and over shall comply with Section 11B-240....
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11B-240.1 General
Play areas for children ages 2 and over shall comply with Section 11B-240....
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11B-240.1 General
Play areas for children ages 2 and over shall comply with Section 11B-240....
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What Are the Requirements for Accessible Routes?
ADAAG Section 4.3 addresses accessible routes that connect the play area to the school, parking lot, or facility that it serves. ...
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Step-by-Step Guide
Step-by-Step Guide The following step-by-step guide has been provided to assist in evaluating a play area for meeting the minimum requirements of these guidelines. ...
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Kompan, Inc. Sandboxes and Water Play - M512P - Sand Pit
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11B-1008.2.2 Soft contained play structures
Accessible routes serving soft contained play structures shall be permitted to use the exception in Section 11B-1008.2.2....
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11B-1008.2.2 Soft contained play structures
Accessible routes serving soft contained play structures shall be permitted to use the exception in Section 11B-1008.2.2....
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11B-1008.2.2 Soft contained play structures
Accessible routes serving soft contained play structures shall be permitted to use the exception in Section 11B-1008.2.2....
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1008.2.4 Clear Width
Accessible routes connecting play components shall provide a clear width complying with 1008.2.4....
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1008.2.4 Clear Width
Accessible routes connecting play components shall provide a clear width complying with 1008.2.4....
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Ground-Level Accessible Routes
Ground-Level Accessible Routes A ground-level accessible route connects play components at ground level. 60 inches (1525 mm) minimum clear width 1:16 maximum slope ...
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11B-1008.2.4 Clear width
Accessible routes connecting play components shall provide a clear width complying with Section 11B-1008.2.4....
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11B-1008.2.4 Clear width
Accessible routes connecting play components shall provide a clear width complying with Section 11B-1008.2.4....
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11B-1008.2.4 Clear width
Accessible routes connecting play components shall provide a clear width complying with Section 11B-1008.2.4....
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Kompan, Inc. M175 - Water Lilies Spring Rider
The Water Lilies is all about working together. When all the seats are filled the children have to coordinate their movements if they want the Water Lilies to move, although two...
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Kompan, Inc. M143 - Albatross Seesaw
The Albatross gives kids a ride that’s both fun and safe. Unlike a traditional seesaw, the Albatross is engineered without the sudden drops that can occur should a child fall or jump...
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Kompan, Inc. Flexus GXY919
Grab ahold of the curved bars and step onto the rubber-coated base platform for a wild ride on the Flexus! With good coordination and the use of their hips and legs, kids can pump...
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Kompan, Inc. Electronic Playgrounds ICON1012 Space
Teams compete to beat the clock in four dynamic games that test players’ agility, memory, and speed. The LED flashing Game Nodes are located at strategic positions around the...
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Kompan, Inc. Argo GXY8019
The Argo rocking tube is mounted to posts with bearings, creating a “tippy-canoe” activity. One child may try out a balancing act, or many children can pile on to coordinate their...
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Kompan, Inc. ELE400020 - Stinger Spring Rider
Spring toys like the Stinger make a welcome addition to any playground. Young children enjoy the sheer exuberance of rocking, while the effort required to set the toy in motion (and...
