Keep Your Playset Safe _ Warranty Strong
You have decided to install a Playset in your garden or perhaps your school or nursery. Of course, providing a fun play area for children is an investment, and you will want to keep it in good shape to ensure that the participants and users of it are safe. The equipment will undoubtedly take some abuse. Hopefully, the kids will spend hundreds of hours climbing, swinging, sliding, and who knows what else on your investment.
The best Playset equipment designs are built to last a lifetime, but that does not mean that you can install and forget about them. Similar to a car or a house, maintenance is required from time to time. Garden Outdoor playground equipment will indeed also need a regular check-up, and moving parts may need to be greased or protected from the worst of the weather.
Typical things to check to ensure that your warranty is strong:
- Check and tighten all nuts and bolts (make sure not to overtighten)
- Check all coverings on bolts - address any sharp edges
- Rake up leaf collections to ensure equipment does not sit for long periods in a damp environment
- Check drainage
- Clean tarps with soap and water
- Clean vinyl-dipped parts
- Metallic parts should be greased
- Check for rust and replace any parts that have deteriorated
- Swing hangers, tire swivels, S-Hooks, and eyebolts should be inspected and replaced as needed
- Cover equipment with any supplied tarps when not in use
- Remove plastic seats when the temperature drops below 32 deg F
The warranty will also specify that the set must be maintained appropriately and stained, and any greyed wood will affect the warranty claim. These things can often be forgotten; we all throw a receipt in a drawer and forget about it. It is well worth using the Calendar facility on your mobile phone to set a reminder each month or year to remind you to inspect and recover and retreat your Complete playground equipment.
Of course, it's not just your investment in the equipment you are protecting; you look after your children and their friends who may come to play on the equipment. Nobody wants to see any child hurt through equipment that may have been neglected.
These systems can easily last 25 years or more, spanning multiple generations who will grow up with great memories.
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