• Structural resistance: the use of pressure-treated Nordic pine and 8.8 galvanized hardware prevents biological and mechanical deterioration caused by outdoor exposure.
• Passive safety: the okoumé mahogany panels with rounded edges drastically reduce the risk of impact or abrasions during play.
• Permanent stability: the hot-dip galvanized metal attachments for ground anchoring guarantee the structure’s immovability even under high dynamic loads.
• Chute durability: the high-density fiberglass ensures a smooth sliding surface resistant to UV rays, maintaining performance over time.
• Regulatory compliance: EN 1176 certification relieves the operator of responsibilities related to the suitability of equipment for public use.

The equipment is specifically designed for installation in public playgrounds, kindergarten gardens and schools. It is also suitable for play areas belonging to apartment complexes, campsites, farmhouses and play centers that require certified structures for collective use in compliance with current safety standards.

This slide represents the correct choice when the primary need is long-term durability combined with legal compliance for public use. Unlike domestic solutions, the materials used (iroko, okoumé and galvanized steel) are selected to withstand continuous usage cycles and extreme climate variables. It is the ideal product for administrations and private individuals requiring a safe installation through burial, eliminating the risk of tipping over.

What is the difference between this model and a slide for domestic use?

This model is designed according to the EN 1176 standard for public use, which provides for higher standards of mechanical resistance, material thicknesses and safety distances compared to the EN 71 standard for private use. It also includes ground anchoring systems not present in domestic versions.

What are the regulatory requirements for the underlying flooring?

Given the fall height of 150 cm and the impact area of 27 sqm, the EN 1176 standard requires the installation of suitable shock-absorbing flooring (poured rubber, tiles or certified loose-fill materials) to cushion any falls.

Does the wood require specific periodic maintenance?

The Nordic pine is already pressure-treated in an autoclave to resist fungi and weathering. However, it is recommended to carry out an annual check of the hardware and a periodic surface protective treatment to maintain the wood’s aesthetics and extend its useful life.