The Disability Discrimination Act 1995 is a legal requirement that applies across the United Kingdom and makes it unlawful for any service provider to discriminate against people with disabilities.

Play is for everyone and at Playdale we make sure that all children can enjoy our products together and make the most of their magical time at the playground. Inclusive play allows every child to be able to play on our playground equipment regardless of their age or ability and specialist design features have been incorporated into the equipment’s design to allow this to happen without segregating people by abilities.

Yes, all of our equipment has been designed to incorporate elements of inclusive play, although some have stronger features than others. Inclusive play is very important to us and is something that we focus on throughout our product and playground design process.

There are a number of funding options available that you can apply for from funding providers, there are crowdfunding websites available where people donate to raise your target amount, and you can do some fundraising of your own. We have a full list of funding providers available in our Funding Guide. Get your free digital copy here.

Securing funding can be difficult and time consuming but if you plan the project well, have the backing of your community and can show that the playground will add real value then you should be ok.

No Playdale manufactured product part, regardless of age will be made obsolete. Non-stock items will be made to order and any part can be fitted by one of our Maintenance Engineers or supplied on a delivery only basis.

You can get an extensive range of over 800 spare parts from our online spares shop. Contact Playdale Direct for more information or, if you prefer, you can contact us on 015395 39792.

Naturally when it rains your playground equipment will become slippy, therefore extra care needs to be taken if children are to play in these conditions. You can help to limit how slippy the equipment gets by regularly checking and cleaning it. This is particularly recommended if your equipment is positioned underneath trees, as an algae residue can form on the equipment making it slippy. Simply wash this off with soap and water and keep on top of it to help reduce the problem. If you would like some more advice please contact our Technical Department.

Yes, we carry out repairs on all existing equipment that has been made by Playdale.

Yes, our inspectors are fully accredited to the Register of Play Inspectors International and have extensive experience in this field.

The service includes a full non dismantling inspection to the current safety standards, a full written report with risk assessments on any non complying items and on-site minor repairs conducted free of charge.

The annual inspection is a very important link between you, the users and the safety of your play area. Although you are not breaking any laws by not undertaking inspections, if there is an accident on the site your position could be considerably weakened. In our experience a regular inspection regime can reduce general maintenance costs considerably.

The Disability Discrimination Act 1995 is a legal requirement that applies across the United Kingdom and makes it unlawful for any service provider to discriminate against people with disabilities.

Play is for everyone and at Playdale we make sure that all children can enjoy our products together and make the most of their magical time at the playground. Inclusive play allows every child to be able to play on our playground equipment regardless of their age or ability and specialist design features have been incorporated into the equipment’s design to allow this to happen without segregating people by abilities.

Yes, all of our equipment has been designed to incorporate elements of inclusive play, although some have stronger features than others. Inclusive play is very important to us and is something that we focus on throughout our product and playground design process.

There are a number of funding options available that you can apply for from funding providers, there are crowdfunding websites available where people donate to raise your target amount, and you can do some fundraising of your own. We have a full list of funding providers available in our Funding Guide. Get your free digital copy here.

Securing funding can be difficult and time consuming but if you plan the project well, have the backing of your community and can show that the playground will add real value then you should be ok.

No Playdale manufactured product part, regardless of age will be made obsolete. Non-stock items will be made to order and any part can be fitted by one of our Maintenance Engineers or supplied on a delivery only basis.

You can get an extensive range of over 800 spare parts from our online spares shop. Contact Playdale Direct for more information or, if you prefer, you can contact us on 015395 39792.

Naturally when it rains your playground equipment will become slippy, therefore extra care needs to be taken if children are to play in these conditions. You can help to limit how slippy the equipment gets by regularly checking and cleaning it. This is particularly recommended if your equipment is positioned underneath trees, as an algae residue can form on the equipment making it slippy. Simply wash this off with soap and water and keep on top of it to help reduce the problem. If you would like some more advice please contact our Technical Department.

Yes, we carry out repairs on all existing equipment that has been made by Playdale.

Yes, our inspectors are fully accredited to the Register of Play Inspectors International and have extensive experience in this field.

The service includes a full non dismantling inspection to the current safety standards, a full written report with risk assessments on any non complying items and on-site minor repairs conducted free of charge.

The annual inspection is a very important link between you, the users and the safety of your play area. Although you are not breaking any laws by not undertaking inspections, if there is an accident on the site your position could be considerably weakened. In our experience a regular inspection regime can reduce general maintenance costs considerably.

The Disability Discrimination Act 1995 is a legal requirement that applies across the United Kingdom and makes it unlawful for any service provider to discriminate against people with disabilities.

Play is for everyone and at Playdale we make sure that all children can enjoy our products together and make the most of their magical time at the playground. Inclusive play allows every child to be able to play on our playground equipment regardless of their age or ability and specialist design features have been incorporated into the equipment’s design to allow this to happen without segregating people by abilities.

Yes, all of our equipment has been designed to incorporate elements of inclusive play, although some have stronger features than others. Inclusive play is very important to us and is something that we focus on throughout our product and playground design process.

There are a number of funding options available that you can apply for from funding providers, there are crowdfunding websites available where people donate to raise your target amount, and you can do some fundraising of your own. We have a full list of funding providers available in our Funding Guide. Get your free digital copy here.

Securing funding can be difficult and time consuming but if you plan the project well, have the backing of your community and can show that the playground will add real value then you should be ok.

No Playdale manufactured product part, regardless of age will be made obsolete. Non-stock items will be made to order and any part can be fitted by one of our Maintenance Engineers or supplied on a delivery only basis.

You can get an extensive range of over 800 spare parts from our online spares shop. Contact Playdale Direct for more information or, if you prefer, you can contact us on 015395 39792.

Naturally when it rains your playground equipment will become slippy, therefore extra care needs to be taken if children are to play in these conditions. You can help to limit how slippy the equipment gets by regularly checking and cleaning it. This is particularly recommended if your equipment is positioned underneath trees, as an algae residue can form on the equipment making it slippy. Simply wash this off with soap and water and keep on top of it to help reduce the problem. If you would like some more advice please contact our Technical Department.

Yes, we carry out repairs on all existing equipment that has been made by Playdale.

Yes, our inspectors are fully accredited to the Register of Play Inspectors International and have extensive experience in this field.

The service includes a full non dismantling inspection to the current safety standards, a full written report with risk assessments on any non complying items and on-site minor repairs conducted free of charge.

The annual inspection is a very important link between you, the users and the safety of your play area. Although you are not breaking any laws by not undertaking inspections, if there is an accident on the site your position could be considerably weakened. In our experience a regular inspection regime can reduce general maintenance costs considerably.

The Disability Discrimination Act 1995 is a legal requirement that applies across the United Kingdom and makes it unlawful for any service provider to discriminate against people with disabilities.

Play is for everyone and at Playdale we make sure that all children can enjoy our products together and make the most of their magical time at the playground. Inclusive play allows every child to be able to play on our playground equipment regardless of their age or ability and specialist design features have been incorporated into the equipment’s design to allow this to happen without segregating people by abilities.

Yes, all of our equipment has been designed to incorporate elements of inclusive play, although some have stronger features than others. Inclusive play is very important to us and is something that we focus on throughout our product and playground design process.

There are a number of funding options available that you can apply for from funding providers, there are crowdfunding websites available where people donate to raise your target amount, and you can do some fundraising of your own. We have a full list of funding providers available in our Funding Guide. Get your free digital copy here.

Securing funding can be difficult and time consuming but if you plan the project well, have the backing of your community and can show that the playground will add real value then you should be ok.

No Playdale manufactured product part, regardless of age will be made obsolete. Non-stock items will be made to order and any part can be fitted by one of our Maintenance Engineers or supplied on a delivery only basis.

You can get an extensive range of over 800 spare parts from our online spares shop. Contact Playdale Direct for more information or, if you prefer, you can contact us on 015395 39792.

Naturally when it rains your playground equipment will become slippy, therefore extra care needs to be taken if children are to play in these conditions. You can help to limit how slippy the equipment gets by regularly checking and cleaning it. This is particularly recommended if your equipment is positioned underneath trees, as an algae residue can form on the equipment making it slippy. Simply wash this off with soap and water and keep on top of it to help reduce the problem. If you would like some more advice please contact our Technical Department.

Yes, we carry out repairs on all existing equipment that has been made by Playdale.

Yes, our inspectors are fully accredited to the Register of Play Inspectors International and have extensive experience in this field.

The service includes a full non dismantling inspection to the current safety standards, a full written report with risk assessments on any non complying items and on-site minor repairs conducted free of charge.

The annual inspection is a very important link between you, the users and the safety of your play area. Although you are not breaking any laws by not undertaking inspections, if there is an accident on the site your position could be considerably weakened. In our experience a regular inspection regime can reduce general maintenance costs considerably.

The Disability Discrimination Act 1995 is a legal requirement that applies across the United Kingdom and makes it unlawful for any service provider to discriminate against people with disabilities.

Play is for everyone and at Playdale we make sure that all children can enjoy our products together and make the most of their magical time at the playground. Inclusive play allows every child to be able to play on our playground equipment regardless of their age or ability and specialist design features have been incorporated into the equipment’s design to allow this to happen without segregating people by abilities.

Yes, all of our equipment has been designed to incorporate elements of inclusive play, although some have stronger features than others. Inclusive play is very important to us and is something that we focus on throughout our product and playground design process.

There are a number of funding options available that you can apply for from funding providers, there are crowdfunding websites available where people donate to raise your target amount, and you can do some fundraising of your own. We have a full list of funding providers available in our Funding Guide. Get your free digital copy here.

Securing funding can be difficult and time consuming but if you plan the project well, have the backing of your community and can show that the playground will add real value then you should be ok.

No Playdale manufactured product part, regardless of age will be made obsolete. Non-stock items will be made to order and any part can be fitted by one of our Maintenance Engineers or supplied on a delivery only basis.

You can get an extensive range of over 800 spare parts from our online spares shop. Contact Playdale Direct for more information or, if you prefer, you can contact us on 015395 39792.

Naturally when it rains your playground equipment will become slippy, therefore extra care needs to be taken if children are to play in these conditions. You can help to limit how slippy the equipment gets by regularly checking and cleaning it. This is particularly recommended if your equipment is positioned underneath trees, as an algae residue can form on the equipment making it slippy. Simply wash this off with soap and water and keep on top of it to help reduce the problem. If you would like some more advice please contact our Technical Department.

Yes, we carry out repairs on all existing equipment that has been made by Playdale.

Yes, our inspectors are fully accredited to the Register of Play Inspectors International and have extensive experience in this field.

The service includes a full non dismantling inspection to the current safety standards, a full written report with risk assessments on any non complying items and on-site minor repairs conducted free of charge.

The annual inspection is a very important link between you, the users and the safety of your play area. Although you are not breaking any laws by not undertaking inspections, if there is an accident on the site your position could be considerably weakened. In our experience a regular inspection regime can reduce general maintenance costs considerably.

The Disability Discrimination Act 1995 is a legal requirement that applies across the United Kingdom and makes it unlawful for any service provider to discriminate against people with disabilities.

Play is for everyone and at Playdale we make sure that all children can enjoy our products together and make the most of their magical time at the playground. Inclusive play allows every child to be able to play on our playground equipment regardless of their age or ability and specialist design features have been incorporated into the equipment’s design to allow this to happen without segregating people by abilities.

Yes, all of our equipment has been designed to incorporate elements of inclusive play, although some have stronger features than others. Inclusive play is very important to us and is something that we focus on throughout our product and playground design process.

There are a number of funding options available that you can apply for from funding providers, there are crowdfunding websites available where people donate to raise your target amount, and you can do some fundraising of your own. We have a full list of funding providers available in our Funding Guide. Get your free digital copy here.

Securing funding can be difficult and time consuming but if you plan the project well, have the backing of your community and can show that the playground will add real value then you should be ok.

No Playdale manufactured product part, regardless of age will be made obsolete. Non-stock items will be made to order and any part can be fitted by one of our Maintenance Engineers or supplied on a delivery only basis.

You can get an extensive range of over 800 spare parts from our online spares shop. Contact Playdale Direct for more information or, if you prefer, you can contact us on 015395 39792.

Naturally when it rains your playground equipment will become slippy, therefore extra care needs to be taken if children are to play in these conditions. You can help to limit how slippy the equipment gets by regularly checking and cleaning it. This is particularly recommended if your equipment is positioned underneath trees, as an algae residue can form on the equipment making it slippy. Simply wash this off with soap and water and keep on top of it to help reduce the problem. If you would like some more advice please contact our Technical Department.

Yes, we carry out repairs on all existing equipment that has been made by Playdale.

Yes, our inspectors are fully accredited to the Register of Play Inspectors International and have extensive experience in this field.

The service includes a full non dismantling inspection to the current safety standards, a full written report with risk assessments on any non complying items and on-site minor repairs conducted free of charge.

The annual inspection is a very important link between you, the users and the safety of your play area. Although you are not breaking any laws by not undertaking inspections, if there is an accident on the site your position could be considerably weakened. In our experience a regular inspection regime can reduce general maintenance costs considerably.

The Disability Discrimination Act 1995 is a legal requirement that applies across the United Kingdom and makes it unlawful for any service provider to discriminate against people with disabilities.

Play is for everyone and at Playdale we make sure that all children can enjoy our products together and make the most of their magical time at the playground. Inclusive play allows every child to be able to play on our playground equipment regardless of their age or ability and specialist design features have been incorporated into the equipment’s design to allow this to happen without segregating people by abilities.

Yes, all of our equipment has been designed to incorporate elements of inclusive play, although some have stronger features than others. Inclusive play is very important to us and is something that we focus on throughout our product and playground design process.

There are a number of funding options available that you can apply for from funding providers, there are crowdfunding websites available where people donate to raise your target amount, and you can do some fundraising of your own. We have a full list of funding providers available in our Funding Guide. Get your free digital copy here.

Securing funding can be difficult and time consuming but if you plan the project well, have the backing of your community and can show that the playground will add real value then you should be ok.

No Playdale manufactured product part, regardless of age will be made obsolete. Non-stock items will be made to order and any part can be fitted by one of our Maintenance Engineers or supplied on a delivery only basis.

You can get an extensive range of over 800 spare parts from our online spares shop. Contact Playdale Direct for more information or, if you prefer, you can contact us on 015395 39792.

Naturally when it rains your playground equipment will become slippy, therefore extra care needs to be taken if children are to play in these conditions. You can help to limit how slippy the equipment gets by regularly checking and cleaning it. This is particularly recommended if your equipment is positioned underneath trees, as an algae residue can form on the equipment making it slippy. Simply wash this off with soap and water and keep on top of it to help reduce the problem. If you would like some more advice please contact our Technical Department.

Yes, we carry out repairs on all existing equipment that has been made by Playdale.

Yes, our inspectors are fully accredited to the Register of Play Inspectors International and have extensive experience in this field.

The service includes a full non dismantling inspection to the current safety standards, a full written report with risk assessments on any non complying items and on-site minor repairs conducted free of charge.

The annual inspection is a very important link between you, the users and the safety of your play area. Although you are not breaking any laws by not undertaking inspections, if there is an accident on the site your position could be considerably weakened. In our experience a regular inspection regime can reduce general maintenance costs considerably.

The Disability Discrimination Act 1995 is a legal requirement that applies across the United Kingdom and makes it unlawful for any service provider to discriminate against people with disabilities.

Play is for everyone and at Playdale we make sure that all children can enjoy our products together and make the most of their magical time at the playground. Inclusive play allows every child to be able to play on our playground equipment regardless of their age or ability and specialist design features have been incorporated into the equipment’s design to allow this to happen without segregating people by abilities.

Yes, all of our equipment has been designed to incorporate elements of inclusive play, although some have stronger features than others. Inclusive play is very important to us and is something that we focus on throughout our product and playground design process.

There are a number of funding options available that you can apply for from funding providers, there are crowdfunding websites available where people donate to raise your target amount, and you can do some fundraising of your own. We have a full list of funding providers available in our Funding Guide. Get your free digital copy here.

Securing funding can be difficult and time consuming but if you plan the project well, have the backing of your community and can show that the playground will add real value then you should be ok.

No Playdale manufactured product part, regardless of age will be made obsolete. Non-stock items will be made to order and any part can be fitted by one of our Maintenance Engineers or supplied on a delivery only basis.

You can get an extensive range of over 800 spare parts from our online spares shop. Contact Playdale Direct for more information or, if you prefer, you can contact us on 015395 39792.

Naturally when it rains your playground equipment will become slippy, therefore extra care needs to be taken if children are to play in these conditions. You can help to limit how slippy the equipment gets by regularly checking and cleaning it. This is particularly recommended if your equipment is positioned underneath trees, as an algae residue can form on the equipment making it slippy. Simply wash this off with soap and water and keep on top of it to help reduce the problem. If you would like some more advice please contact our Technical Department.

Yes, we carry out repairs on all existing equipment that has been made by Playdale.

Yes, our inspectors are fully accredited to the Register of Play Inspectors International and have extensive experience in this field.

The service includes a full non dismantling inspection to the current safety standards, a full written report with risk assessments on any non complying items and on-site minor repairs conducted free of charge.

The annual inspection is a very important link between you, the users and the safety of your play area. Although you are not breaking any laws by not undertaking inspections, if there is an accident on the site your position could be considerably weakened. In our experience a regular inspection regime can reduce general maintenance costs considerably.