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 CONCRETE FOOTINGS 

R3.5 – 06 

IMPORTANT: The footing depth for support posts and other equipment must be adjusted to compensate for the 
depth/thickness requirements of the selected impact attenuating safety surfacing. (i.e. wood chips vs. rubber matting). 

 

 

 

R3.5 - 06.1 IMPORTANT ITEMS

 

Use more concrete as required for supporting activities with movement such as the Track Rides, Traverses, Chinning 
Bars and Swings. 

See specific Swing Installation Instructions for swing post footings and ground cover requirements. 

Larger footings (more concrete) may be required due to weather conditions and poor, unstable, loose or granitic soil. 
Before changing footing dimensions we recommend that the footings be reviewed and approved by a registered 
engineer. 

Base of all footings must be below the frost line. Determine depth of frost line for your area and adjust footing depth 
(not post and support depth) as required. 

 

 
www.playcraftsystems.com 

For Customer Service Call 
800.333.8519 (U.S.A.) or 
541.955.9199 (International) 

 

7/2/2018 

Summary of Contents for Cross Loop Climber R3.5

Page 1: ...ty Recommendations R3 5 04 Support Posts Hardware R3 5 05 Concrete Footings R3 5 06 General Safety Warning Labels R3 5 07 General Maintenance R3 5 08 Collars R3 5 09 General Hardware Applications R3 5...

Page 2: ...ions thoroughly before installation Improperly assembled playground equipment can present a serious safety hazard Appropriate impact attenuating safety surfacing material is required under and around...

Page 3: ...ollowing tools for installation Adjustable End Wrenches Hacksaw Metal File Shovel Spade Carpenter s Level Hammer Post Hole Digger Tape Measure Combination Wrenches Hex Wrenches Ratchet Set Wheelbarrow...

Page 4: ...round Safety Handbook also provides a table of critical heights for selected loose fill materials Contact the manufacturer of unitary surfacing materials rubber matting for the critical height ratings...

Page 5: ...ety surfacing material The use zone must also extend for a minimum of 72 in out from each end of the swing frame legs No other play structure use zone shall overlap the front to rear swing use zone Re...

Page 6: ...juries can occur when metal play surfaces are located in direct sun To avoid the risk of such burn injuries the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission recommends in it s handbook for public...

Page 7: ...POSTS HARDWARE R3 5 05 www playcraftsystems com For Customer Service Call 800 333 8519 U S A or 541 955 9199 International 7 2 2018...

Page 8: ...2 See specific Swing Installation Instructions for swing post footings and ground cover requirements 3 Larger footings more concrete may be required due to weather conditions and poor unstable loose...

Page 9: ...information refer to the current publication of the USCPSC Public Playground Safety Handbook For a copy write to U S Consumer Product Safety Commission Office of Information and Public Affairs Washin...

Page 10: ...be pushed while on the tire swing 11 Children should be advised to wait their turn on activities such as a slide therefore each child is able to slide down and safely move to the side before another...

Page 11: ...GENERAL SAFETY WARNING LABELS R3 5 07 ASTM LABELS CSA LABELS WARNING LABEL www playcraftsystems com For Customer Service Call 800 333 8519 U S A or 541 955 9199 International 7 2 2018...

Page 12: ...California Proposition 65 To eliminate confusion all California customers will receive the labels shown 2 Attach in a conspicuous location such as near an entry 3 To apply clean surface with alcohol r...

Page 13: ...ts such as ropes chains swing hangers bridges etc must be inspected regularly to determine if excessive wear is occurring Any parts showing excessive wear or damage must be replaced 4 All bolts hardwa...

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