Elite & Hippo
Hippo Hippo
Hey Elite, I was thinking about building a little playground for the neighborhood kids—have you ever mapped out the best spots for swings and slides? I'm fascinated by the tiny details that keep everyone safe, but I need your knack for planning to make it efficient. What do you think?
Elite Elite
Sure, let's cut the fluff and get straight to the numbers. Pick a flat, level spot with at least 3 m of clearance around the equipment. For swings, place the frame 1.5 m from any wall or fence, and space each seat 2 m apart to avoid collisions. Slides need a drop zone of 3 m by 3 m with a non-slip surface; set the slide's base 0.5 m off the ground and the top no higher than 1.8 m. Install a sturdy, weather‑proof railing—no loose screws, no wobble. Add soft padding or mulch around all edges to absorb falls. Keep maintenance simple: a single access point for cleaning, a checklist that ticks “no loose bolts, no broken glass, no debris.” That’s it. No sentimental detours, just a safe, efficient playground that runs on schedule.
Hippo Hippo
Thanks for the clear plan, that layout feels solid and straightforward—let's walk through the site to confirm the clearances, and I’ll double‑check every bolt and pad so everything stays tight and safe.