Before building a playset for your child, you should decide on the material that will go underneath it. There are two main types of material: loose-fill and solid-fill. Loose-fill is packed with large amounts of wood mulch, while solid-fill involves covering the base with a sheet of material such as grass, concrete, or poured dirt.…
A playset on a slope is the perfect way to get your kids active and outside. Not only will they love the challenge of climbing up and down the hill, but you’ll love the fact that you don’t have to mow around it. Here are a few things to remember when putting a playset on…
You need to anchor the base to prevent the playset from falling over. This prevents the slide from being dragged away or developing a gap. Checking your playset’s anchors is essential for the safety of your children. Also, always check the anchors before allowing your children to climb the playset or putting back the accessories.…
Mulching a playset is a great way to spruce up your yard and keep your kids safe. But before you start spreading mulch around, there are a few things you need to know. First, make sure you choose the right type of mulch. Avoid anything that might be toxic to kids, such as cocoa bean…
Kids these days are always glued to some sort of electronic device. They don’t go outside and explore like we did when we were young. Instead, they would rather stay inside where it is comfortable and they don’t have to exert themselves. Children need time to play. It’s how they explore the world around them,…
For a child, a backyard is a place of exploration and adventure. It’s a place to climb trees, build forts, and hunt for bugs. It’s a place to run and play, to use your imagination and let your creativity run wild. And it’s always there waiting for you, no matter how much time has passed.…
