SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1. Please keep this instruction sheet safely for future reference.
2. Please do not modify the product or the assembly details in any way. Modifi cations will aff ect the structural integ-
rity and replacement parts will be at the buyer’s expense. Inappropriate use or faulty application of the product
are explicitly forbidden and absolve the manufacturer of all liability.
3. The use of the item is allowed only under continuous supervision by an adult. The product is suitable for maximum
15 users (max load 860 kg).
4. This product meets all security aspects of the European standards EN1176-1:2017 & EN1176-11:2014.
This product is fi t for outdoor commercial playgrounds.
5. The application of the item as part of a playframe or any other construction will have to be such that it excludes
all risks of entrapment.
6. The frame or construction in which the item will be integrated, must also meet all relevant security aspects of the
European standards EN1176-1:2017.
7. When mounting or assembling the armed rope construction, attention should be given to the minimum required
distance between the armed rope construction and eventual obstacles (impact area). Dimension of the impact
area depends on the free height of fall (FIG I). The impact area shall be at least 1,5 m around the equipment,
measured horizontally and shall increase for free height of fall above 1,5 m. In this safety area no hard, angular
or pointed objects should be present (FIG II).
8. The safety surface underneath the product must be flat, and be covered in a suitable way (e.g. rubber tiles, bark,
wood chips) and meet the requirements of EN1176-1:2017. The product must not be placed on asphalt, concrete
or any other hard surface.
9. Connections shall be safeguarded so that they cannot be undone without tools (e.g. with glued threaded joints).
10.No spare parts are provided with the device. In case of a damage, spare parts can be purchased from the
manufacture.
INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
The frequency of inspection and maintenance will vary depending on type of equipment, impact attenuating surfac-
ing, materials used and other factors (e.g. heavy use, levels of vandalism, coastal location, air pollution, age of
equipment, whether the stability of the equipment relies on one pole...). The frequency of inspection should be
increased if there are factors that reduce the impact attenuation level over time (e.g. degradation of organic materi-
als, ageing due to UV exposure).
Routine visual inspection (weekly to monthly)
- Always check that the bolts and nuts are securely fastened.
- Check the shock absorbing surface for objects that don’t belong there.
- Check for missing parts.
- Check the surface for dangerous objects that don’t belong there.
Operational inspection (1 to 3 months)
- Check the stability of the construction.
- Check every part for excessive wear and replace when necessary.
Annual inspection (1 to 2 times per year)
- Check for rust and corrosion.
- Check every part for excessive wear and replace when necessary.
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