• Sensory and motor stimulation: playing with sand develops manual skills, eye-hand coordination, and spatial awareness in children.
• Social inclusion: the raised height allows access to children in wheelchairs, promoting the participation of everyone regardless of motor abilities.
• Collective play: the capacity to accommodate up to 8 children simultaneously encourages social interaction and cooperative play.
• Protection and durability: the included cover sheet protects the sand from pollution and atmospheric agents, extending the useful life of the equipment.
• Environmental sustainability: the use of recycled polyethylene reduces environmental impact without compromising structural strength.
• Regulatory safety: the free fall height of less than 100 cm and the safety area of 18 m² comply with international standards for public play equipment.

The sandbox is intended for public and private spaces dedicated to children’s play activities. Ideal environments include municipal playgrounds, where it guarantees an inclusive solution compliant with safety regulations; public gardens and equipped green areas, where it contributes to a diversified play offer; beach resorts, where the sandbox represents a complementary attraction during the summer season; play areas of private facilities such as hotels, resorts, holiday villages and recreational communities.

Thanks to its accessible configuration, it is particularly suitable in contexts where attendance by children with motor disabilities is expected or encouraged, such as inclusive parks, special schools and recreational centers with a universal orientation.

The sandbox represents the correct choice when the goal is to provide play equipment that combines inclusion, accessibility and sustainability. It is the appropriate solution if the space requires equipment that does not occupy excessive vertical volumes, but still offers a rich sensory experience for children aged 2 to 14.

Choose it if the context is a public area subject to child safety regulations and if it is necessary to comply with international standards for free fall and protection zones. It is also ideal when it is a priority to use eco-sustainable materials without sacrificing durable and resistant structures.

The supply of the cover sheet makes it the practical choice if routine maintenance resources must be optimized, as the sheet requires minimal cleaning and protection operations compared to uncovered equipment.

What is the difference between this sandbox and a ground-level sand area?

This sandbox is raised 90 cm from the ground, which allows access for children in wheelchairs and reduces physical effort during play. A ground-level sand area does not offer this accessibility and exposes the sand more to external contamination and animals. Furthermore, the raised structure facilitates cleaning and hygienic monitoring.

Is the sandbox certified according to international safety standards?

Yes, the equipment is designed to comply with international safety standards for play equipment. The Free Fall Height (FFH) of less than 100 cm and the safety area of 18 m² are parameters that comply with EN 1176 regulations (European standard for play equipment) and international equivalents.

How long does the cover sheet last and what material is it made of?

The sheet is made of polyethylene, the same material as the sandbox, ensuring constructive consistency and durability. Longevity depends on the intensity of use and local climatic conditions; on average, a well-maintained sheet has a useful life of 3–5 years before requiring replacement.

Is it possible to customize the color or dimensions of the sandbox?

The standard dimensions are 150x150x90 cm. For customizations of dimensions or color, contact the manufacturer or distributor directly to check availability and additional customization costs.

What routine maintenance is required?

Maintenance includes regular inspections of the aluminum structure, cleaning the sand from debris, regular use of the cover sheet, and periodic checks of structural integrity. No chemical treatments are required; cleaning with water and periodic brushing are sufficient.