Use Zone: 28' x 30'
ADA Access: Yes
Age Group: 2-5 or 5-12
Occupancy: 13-25
Fall Height: 4'
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The Signal Springs playground is a compact play solution designed for areas where space is limited without sacrificing fun. Featuring two shaded decks, a comfortable Crawl Tunnel, and engaging play elements, it provides children with plenty of opportunities to climb, explore, and take a break in the shade. Ground-level musical play components promote inclusive play, allowing children of all abilities to enjoy an interactive experience.
Designed for commercial environments, Signal Springs meets ADA guidelines and complies with ASTM and CPSC safety standards. A ground spike surface mount is included, while anchor bolt and in-ground mounting kits are available separately.
Built with 13-gauge galvanized steel posts, a durable powder-coated finish, and heavy-duty rotomolded and blow-molded plastic components, this playground is made for long-term outdoor use. It features a critical fall height of 4'0" and is an excellent choice for daycares, churches, schools, parks, and apartment communities. Assembly required. Truck delivery included.
| *Creative Recreational Systems, Inc. offers turn-key installation services as well as safety surfacing and site amenities. Installation and safety surfacing are not included in the list price above. Please visit our FAQ page and articles library for more information on complete project budgeting. Feel free to contact us for any questions or formal estimates. Prices are subject to change without notice. If you are planning to purchase a playground later in the year be sure to contact us immediately so that we can lock in current pricing and save you money. Some play structures can take 8-11 weeks for manufacturing and delivery so ask your customer service representative to provide you with an estimated delivery date. We also have 47 playground designs in-stock ready to ship in 7-10 business days. |
