Combined paths that integrate many of the playful functions of various playground furniture items: climbing, balancing, manipulating, sliding, jumping, imagining, swinging… Combined structures have different shapes and halves, from the simplest to the most complex: turrets, castles, blockhouses, villages, manors. Arredo Park has introduced a new series of combined structures called "villages", which focus on inclusivity. Design and construction are achieved by choosing materials, finishes, and technical features that enable the functional development of all kids.
Following the installation of the gaming equipment, it is advisable to proceed with the creation of an impact area suitable for the fall height according to the directives of the EN 1176 regulation.
Below we illustrate the possible pavements:
A perforated, shock-absorbing mat that creates an eco-friendly safety surface, made from recycled rubber.
The mat is primarily used on planted substrates and allows grass to grow.
Anti-trauma flooring made of recycled rubber, made of a completely non-toxic material, is also hygienic, easy to clean and insulating from dirty bottoms and storage liquids.
The main features:
Shock absorbing panel made of perforated coupled expanded polyethylene. Designed for synthetic grass underlay.
The panels have a puzzle geometry for a simple installation.
Polyethylene offers excellent draining properties as it does not absorb liquids. Shock absorbed bearings are long-lasting and high quality.
Giovanni and Alessio Corsi have always cared about the topic of inclusivity in gaming.
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