SAFETY INFORMATION
READ BEFORE ASSEMBLY
• Do not install over any hard surface. A fall onto a hard surface can result in serious injury or
death.
• Select a level and well-drained location, at least 2 metres from any structure or obstruction
such as a fence, shed, house, overhanging branches, clothes line, or electrical wires.
• Provide enough room so that children can use the equipment safely.
• Remove any obstacles that could cause injuries – such as tree stumps and/or roots, large
rocks, bricks, and concrete.
Site Preparation
Soft Fall
A soft fall material such as bark chips is
required for safe use of the play equipment.
The height of the play equipment is 1.52
metres and you will require 15cm depth
or more of bark chips or similar soft fall
material. For further information on soft fall
standards see AS/NZS 4422:1996.
Safety Requirements
• All people using the climbing dome should be aware of the Safety Requirements.
• Adult supervision is required at all times.
• The maximum weight supported by the climbing dome is 350 kilograms.
• Climbing dome may become slippery when wet.
• Climbing dome may become hot in direct sunlight and could cause burns. Adults should
check the temperature of the climbing dome before use.
• To prevent entanglement and strangulation, clothing and footwear should be well-fitting and
free of cords or strings.
• To prevent injury, the climbing dome should be kept free of cords, ropes and other objects.
• The climbing dome should be regularly checked and maintained according to page 10.
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Warning: Stainless thread galling
Our climbing dome uses quality stainless steel
bolts for longevity. One of the downsides of
stainless steel bolts is the possibility of ‘galling’
or locking up which can occur (rarely) when a
thread is done up too fast. In order to prevent
the possibility of galling please ensure the
following:
1. Ensure the dome is assembled on a flat surface.
2. Ensure poles are fitted in the correct order as shown in the manual
3. Before tightening all bolts in the final step ensure poles are in alignment (this can be done by
moving the dome as required to make sure it is sitting flat and even.
4. Avoid using power tools to assemble the dome and tighten slowly.
5. Recommended: Use a lubricant on the thread whilst assembling. WD40, Beeswax or oil.
