Description
The most compact of the three, and the one that fits a neighborhood park rather than a regional one. Accessible routes are built in, not retrofitted.
Same design philosophy as the larger two — the point is that every child uses the same structure, not that there’s a separate accessible piece nearby.
BEST FOR: Neighborhood parks, HOAs and smaller school sites adding inclusive play on a defined budget.
At a glance
- Model PFA015
- Ages 5-12 years
- Capacity 36-40 children
- Safety zone 39′ 5″ x 32′ 7″
- Fall height 36″
- ADA play components: 9 elevated, 3 ground level
- Meets ASTM F1487-21 and CPSC #325
One honest note across this whole line: accessible surfacing is not optional. Poured-in-place or bonded rubber is what makes a ramped structure actually usable — engineered wood fibre will meet the standard on paper and fail the parent pushing a wheelchair through it. Factor that in early.
