Commercial Playground Equipment & Surfacing

Yes. Any playground open to the public must meet BS EN 1176 for equipment and BS EN 1177 for impact-absorbing surfacing. All our commercial playground equipment is designed and installed to these standards.

For busy public sites, best practice is a daily or opening visual check, an operational inspection every one to three months, and an annual main inspection by an independent RPII-qualified inspector. Our aftercare team can carry these out for you.

It depends on the equipment, fall heights and footfall. Wet pour and rubber mulch give reliable impact protection under equipment, while artificial grass and rubber grass mats suit high-traffic and multi-use areas. We specify surfacing that meets BS EN 1177 for every project.

With quality materials and regular maintenance, most equipment lasts 15 to 20 years or more, even under heavy commercial use. Steel and Robinia timber are especially hard-wearing, and we back our equipment with a warranty for peace of mind.

Yes. We can theme equipment, colours and layouts to match your brand, story or setting, from woodland trails to seaside adventures, so the space feels like a natural part of your venue.

It depends on the equipment and the safety zones around each item. We can design for anything from a compact corner beside a beer garden to a large adventure playground, and we survey your site to make the most of the space.

Yes. We manage the whole project, from survey and design through to supply, commercial playground equipment installation and aftercare, so you have one point of contact from first idea to ongoing maintenance.

Most installations take from a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on scope and site conditions. We plan around your opening hours and busy periods wherever possible and give you a clear timeline as part of your quote.

Yes. Unsupervised areas should display clear signage covering age suitability, supervision and basic rules, which helps you manage risk and meet your duty of care. We can advise on suitable signage as part of your project.

Absolutely. Outdoor park gym equipment and fitness zones sit well alongside play areas, giving parents and older visitors something to do too, and widening the appeal of your space.