ATTCH 1 Playground Equipment.pdf

Customer Name: CDC Playground

Sales Order #:SO201809221080058

Unit #: KP-30883

Distributor Name: Park Pet and Play Inc.

Distributor Phone #: 4406226060

COMMERCIAL PLAYGROUND SAFETY

GUIDELINES

MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES

LIMITEDWARRANTY INFORMATION

GENERAL USE INSTALLATION GUIDE

CUSTOMER GUIDE

DearValued KidsTale Customer, Thank you for purchasing our KidsTale commercial play system.We appreciate the confidence you have placed in our company, and we look forward to working together on this playground project as well as those in the future.

The information that follows is your KidsTale Owner’s Manual & Assembly Instructions Manual.We have designed this information specifically for the product you have purchased. We recommend reading through the entire manual before you begin the installation and keeping it in a convenient location for future reference.

The initial pages contain important information regarding the placement, installation, and safety practices common to commercial play equipment. In addition, you will find a recommended maintenance schedule, safety guidelines, warranty information, installation instructions, and the site plan. Please read this information carefully, and apply these guidelines to your specific situation.

We also recommend you review our warranty. It is one of the best in the industry, and we are pleased to offer it to you. In the unlikely event you need to use it, however, the guidelines are enclosed.

If you have any questions concerning your new play equipment, you may contact your regional

KidsTale representative directly, or feel free to contact our KidsTale customer service department by phone at 855-880-0388 or email at sales@mykidstale.com.We invite you to learn more about our company and our playground product line, KidsTale, on our website at www.mykidstale.com.

Thank you again for the opportunity to serve you on this project.We are grateful for your business and look forward to working with you on your future playground equipment projects!

Sincerely, KidsTale

COMMERCIAL PLAYGROUND SAFETY GUIDELINES

When installing your playground, it is important to always consider the specific conditions of your location. Becoming familiar with the safety guidelines set forth by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) will help you in maximizing your play value, while enhancing your child’s safety.

We strongly recommend becoming knowledgeable of the playground safety guidelines set forth by the CPSC prior to beginning the installation, as our play equipment is engineered and designed based on the most current CPSC standards.

For information regarding public playground safety and your responsibilities as the owner, manager, or installer of this equipment, we recommend you contact the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) for the latest copy of the Public Playground Safety Handbook. You may obtain a copy of this guidebook by contacting the CPSC at 800-638-2772, or www.cpsc.gov.

Safety Surfacing The playground area, both around and underneath the structure, must be covered with impact attenuating surfacing material to help reduce the risk of serious or life-threatening injuries from a fall from the equipment. This surfacing material may be either a unitary or a loose-fill product; however, the proper material, as well as the appropriate depth/thickness must be maintained in order to be effective.

This is determined by the critical height of the play equipment. The critical height for surfacing is to be rated as specified by the CPSC, ASTM standard F-1487, and Canadian Standard CAN/CSA-Z-614.

Information on surfacing options and corresponding required depth/thickness can be found at www.cpsc.gov.

The surfacing material used should have a critical height value of at least the height of the highest designated play surface on the equipment. Surfaces such as asphalt, concrete, gravel, or sod are not acceptable for use under playground equipment, or anywhere within the stated minimum area required.

In order to meet the safety standards, worn surfacing must be repaired in order to meet safety standards. Concrete footing should never be exposed, and surface depth should comply with installation instructions.

Use zones The use zone for equipment should extend a minimum of 6’ in all directions from the perimeter of the equipment. The use zones of two stationary pieces of playground equipment that are positioned adjacent to each other may overlap of the adjacent designated play surfaces of each structure are no more than 30” above the protective surface and the equipment is at least 6’ apart.

If adjacent designated play surfaces on either structure exceed a height of 30”, the minimum distance between the structures should be 9’. Use zones of the play equipment, as well as the fall height of the equipment, will be shown in the plan view drawing and must be adhered to for safety purposes.

Fall heights Unless specified otherwise, the fall height of a piece of equipment is the distance between the highest designated playing surface and the protective surfacing beneath it.

Review the entire KidsTale Owner’s Manual & Assembly Instruction Manual before beginning the installation. KidsTale takes great pride and effort to ensure your equipment meets or exceeds all current Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) guidelines, and International Play Equipment Manufacturers Association (IPEMA) standards in effect at the time of your purchase.

Before you start Contact local and regional authorities regarding any building codes or permit requirements before beginning installation. In addition, it is recommended to contact your insurance carrier to insure your playground area has adequate insurance coverage.

Storage considerations When you receive your play equipment, we recommend it be installed as soon as possible. Equipment is packaged to keep it safe and damage-free during shipment. However, the packaging material is not suited for periods of extended time in an uncontrolled environment. Both moisture and heat generated inside the plastic packaging may cause damage to the powder-coated finish if left for extended periods of time.

We recommend storing equipment in a controlled environment, such as a storage container or indoors. If this is not possible, the packaging material should be removed from the equipment. In addition, large roto-molded parts (panels, arch bridge panels, slide hoods, etc.) need to be stored flat to prevent warping.

Look below ground Always arrange for your state’s 811 underground utility services to locate any buried utilities, which could include the following: water, sewer, telecommunications, cable, electric, sprinklers, and drainage pipes.

This is a free service and knowing where underground utilities are located will determine if your site location is suitable and can influence how your playground will be configured.

Look above ground Overhead obstructions within the use zones of playground equipment that are not part of the play structure (for example, tree limbs) should be at least 84 inches (7 feet) above each designated play surface and the pivot point of swings.

All overhead utility or power line clearances above the use zone areas shall comply with all local, state, and national codes, such as the National Electrical Safety Code.

At ground level The playground location should be graded flat to create the safest area possible. Soil conditions and ground slope will impact water drainage. You may desire to inquire with local contractors for recommendations on grade and drainage concerns. Special installation considerations must be implemented for sites that are not level.

Identify any additional structures in the area (trees, poles, walkways, fences, signs, etc.) to ensure the placement of the playground in relation to these fixed structures meets all required clearances.

All asphalt, concrete, and other such debris must be removed from the site prior to installation.

SITE PREPARATION

Look outside the area Identify hazards in the area that may require fencing or re-directed traffic patterns. It is recommended to maintain safe distances from hazards, such as swimming pools, ponds, roads, drop-offs, etc. It is highly recommended that children be a safe distance from such hazards, while still allowing for observation by parents or teachers. If fences are used, they should conform to local building codes and/or ASTM F-2049.

Conduct your inventory Each instruction guide contains a packing list of all parts and hardware necessary for a successful installation. An inventory of all parts, including hardware, should be conducted PRIOR to the installation. This will insure that the components are accounted for as you get ready to start. If you have any missing or damaged parts, please contact your sales representative IMMEDIATELY. KidsTale is not responsible for parts discovered missing over 10 days after receipt of the shipment.

Preparing your site layout The site plan and the footing diagram provide accurate measurements and markings for the playground footprint. Use the dimensions shown between footings on the footing diagram to lay out the actual footprint of the play structure. Locate any free-standing play equipment in the same manner, providing the necessary clearance between the equipment as well as any fences, trees, etc.

If the site cannot be graded level, adjust the depth of footings to maintain a level footing base. If soil conditions are loose or unstable, a larger diameter footing may be required.

After marking your footing locations, playground perimeter, and use zone perimeter, locate and set center deck posts. Form center posts in concrete. Allow concrete to cure for at least 24 hours before adding the additional posts and decks as outlined in the site plan. Once all decks are installed, components such as slides, climbers, etc., can be connected per their respective assembly instructions. Note that connecting components between decks, such as crawl tunnels and bone bridges, should be installed concurrently with the decks to ensure an accurate fit.

Unless directed by installer, assemble the entire structure before pouring the rest of the concrete.

Concrete with a minimum psi of 2,500 must be used and should be mixed in accordance with manufacturer’s specifications. It is recommended to allow 48 hours for the final concrete to cure before the playground is opened for use.

IMPORTANT: Never leave the installation site unattended without making sure that all fastening hardware on all equipment is tight. Failure to do so may result in injury or equipment damage.

The installation areas should have clearly-marked warning signs indicating that the playground area is a designated construction zone. Usage of the equipment at any stage of the installation process prior to completion will attract unauthorized activity regardless of its actual state of readiness. After work hours, it is recommended to surround the play area with portable safety fencing or caution tape and signage to deter any trespassing onto the construction area. Even during installation, children can gravitate to unattended equipment, thereby increasing safety risks.

Do not attach swing chains, exercise rings, or similar moving components until the entire construction is complete and safety surfacing is in place.

In addition, never leave the job site unattended without making sure that all open holes are covered with a material such as plywood. Rope off all unfinished equipment to keep the children away until the build is complete.

It is recommended that you have a Certified Playground Safety Inspector (CPSI) on site during installation. Upon completion of the installation (including safety surfacing and all site amenities), the playground should be audited by a Certified Playground Safety Inspector (CPSI) providing documentation indicating the playground is installed correctly and meets the guidelines set forth by the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

Tools required With the tamper resistant hardware, the manufacturer provides a TORX-head tool

Tools normally required include the following:

Wheelbarrow (to mix concrete) Power 3/8” drill (extension cord, if necessary) String level, magnetic level, 4’ level Standard tool kit- wrench set, Allen wrench set, tin snips, razor tool, etc.

Mallet Shovels and rakes Posthole digger / auger Tape measure

WARNING LABELS

KidsTale provides warning labels that must be installed on vertical posts to comply with ASTM 1487, which reads, “Warning: Installation over a hard surface such as concrete, asphalt or packed earth may result in serious injury or death from falls.”

MANUFACTURER LABELS

KidsTale provides manufacturer labels in the installation kit. These labels must be installed to comply with CPSIA Section 103A. A manufacturer label is required on each independent play unit.

KidsTaleWarranty

KidsTale warrants to its original customer for as long as the original customer owns the product and uses the product with normal use and installation in accordance with published specifications to be free from defects in materials and workmanship.

This warranty does not cover damage from misuse, vandalism, modified parts, or damage such as dents, scratches, fading/weathering, acts of God, and normal wear and tear.

Warranty claims must be filed within the applicable warranty period. Warranty replacement does not include the cost of labor for part replacement. Replacement parts carry the applicable warranty from the date of shipment of the replacement part.

One Hundred Year (100) Limited Warranty on aluminum and steel upright posts against structural failure due to deterioration, corrosion, or workmanship.

One Hundred Year (100) Limited Warranty on hardware against structural failure due to deterioration, corrosion, or workmanship.

One Hundred Year (100) Limited Warranty on post caps and clamps against structural failure due to deterioration, corrosion, or workmanship.

Fifteen Year (15) Limited Warranty on rails, rungs, rigid climbers, loops, and decks against structural failure due to deterioration, corrosion, or workmanship.

Fifteen Year (15) Limited Warranty on all HDPE and rotational molded plastic components against structural failure due to materials, or workmanship.

Three Year (3) Limited Warranty on all blow molded plastics against structural failure due to materials, or workmanship.

Five Year (5) Limited Warranty on cables and nets against premature wear due to natural deterioration or manufacturing defects.

Five Year (5) Limited Warranty on moving parts against structural failure due to materials or workmanship.

One Year (1) Limited Warranty on all materials and products not covered above against failure due to materials or workmanship.

Warranty procedure: To make a warranty claim, submit your request in writing, including photographs of defective equipment, and the original purchase invoice or invoice number to your KidsTale representative.

We will review the information and communicate options with you. If the product is under warranty, we will replace the defective part. KidsTale is not responsible for freight costs or labor costs to replace the part. We reserve the right to inspect all products identified as defective, and photos of defective equipment will be required to accompany warranty claims.

SUPERVISION GUIDELINES

Even playgrounds that are designed, installed, and maintained in accordance with safety guidelines and standards can still present hazards to children in the absence of adequate supervision.

The goal of playground safety is to remove hazards and minimize injury while playing, but these risks cannot be eliminated entirely. Because all playgrounds present some challenge, and children can be expected to use equipment in unintended ways, injuries can occur.

It is the responsibility of a playground supervisor to understand the basics of playground safety.

Supervisors should be aware that the playground equipment is designed based on the most current CPSC guidelines. For more information on playground guidelines, go the Consumer Product Safety Commission’s website at www.cpsc.gov.

The following are some general guidelines to follow:

Direct children to age-appropriate activities, keeping in mind that not all playground equipment is appropriate for all children who may use the playground. The range of users encompassed by this CPSC specification is the 5th percentile 2-year-old through the 95th percentile 12-year-old. It is important to recognize that preschool-age children require more attentive supervision on playground equipment than older children.

Children should not wear loose clothing, hoods, drawstrings, or jewelry while on the playground equipment. These items could pose a strangulation/entanglement hazard.

Make sure children are wearing proper footwear.

Check for and remove unsafe modifications that are not part of the design, especially ropes tied to equipment, before letting children play.

Look out for dangerous horseplay, such as children throwing protective surface materials, jumping from heights, etc.

Watch for and stop children from wandering away from the play area.

Check for properly maintained protective surfacing.

Prohibit use of playground while wet. Wet equipment will not provide the necessary traction and gripping capability. Slips or falls may occur.

Observe play patterns to note possible hazardous play and overcrowding on playground equipment.

Loose-filled Surfacing:

Surfacing should be checked regularly to ensure it has not displaced significantly, particularly in areas of the playground most subject to displacement (heavy traffic areas such as stair entry and slide exits).

Displaced loose-fill surfacing should be raked back into proper place so that a constant depth is maintained throughout the playground area.

Routine maintenance for surfacing:

Activities in areas under swings and slide exits tend to displace surfacing quickly. Rake loose-fill surfacing back in place to ensure proper depth/thickness.

Wet mulch compacts faster than dry, fluffy mulch. If pooling water is noticed regularly on mulch surfacing, consider addressing drainage issues.

Most loose-fill surfacing that freezes solid no longer functions as protective surfacing. Even if the first few inches are loose, the base layer may be frozen, and the impact attenuation of the surfacing may be significantly reduced.

Contact your playground installer for more information about loose-fill safety surfacing or the manufacturer of the surfacing for recommended maintenance and inspection requirements.

The attached list is a helpful guide in maintaining your playground. It is intended to address general maintenance concerns to be performed on a periodic basis. It does not provide a complete safety inspection of the playground equipment. It is recommended to have your playground inspected by a Certified Playground Safety Inspector annually.

MAINTENANCE GUIDELINES

A consistent and thorough maintenance plan for each playground and independent play unit is the most effective way to keep your playground safe. Train the right people to oversee maintenance schedules and conduct inspections. We recommend the playground safety course offered by the National Recreation and Parks Association. With the successful completion of the course, a participant will earn the Certified Playground Safety Inspector (CPSI) certification, which is good for three years.

Maintenance Maintenance reviews should be carried out in a systematic manner by trained personnel familiar with the playground area, such as maintenance workers, playground supervisors, etc. Any damaged or worn parts, or any other hazards identified during a review must be repaired or replaced before allowing children to use the playground equipment.

The frequency of maintenance will be determined by several factors, such as the frequency of use, number of children using each unit, age of children, age of equipment, the surrounding area, and frequency and severity of inclement weather.

Maintaining your playground equipment as well as its surrounding area is essential to minimizing the risk of injury to users, as well as maximizing your playground’s useful lifespan. We recommend the following maintenance procedures be followed.

On a daily basis: A responsible individual should conduct a brief visual check for structural defects, signs of vandalism, and litter of foreign matter that needs to be removed.

On a weekly basis: A responsible individual should complete the checklist on the following pages. Any required repairs should be detailed on the separate maintenance report. Once the repairs are completed, file the signed checklist and the record for future reference. A dated file and form should be kept for each play structure at each location.

Inspection Inspections should be carried out by a certified playground safety inspector (CPSI). Check with your local area to find of if there are current regulations regarding playground inspections.

Audit Audits are conducted at milestones in the life of your playground. An audit includes a full inspection as well as a maintenance plan. Audits are recommended at the completion of the installation, a renovation or major addition. Part of the audit will include a maintenance plan and an inspection schedule.

Records All maintenance and signed inspection reports must be kept on file. The maintenance records support your audit and action plan. The audit will continue to play a major role in the inspection and maintenance program by measuring progress, recording actions taken, and recommendations made.

Other important information to keep on file includes: information about the manufacturer, sales representative contact information, sales brochures, date of purchase, sales/purchase order receipt, shipping information, renderings and drawings, bill of materials/packing list, installation instructions, date of installation, installer contact information, and warranty information. A record of any accident or injury reports should be retained on file as well.

MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST

Inground Mount Option Surface Mount Option

Footings:

Any components that require a footing (vertical post, slide foot, climbers, etc.) are set at a length to accommodate 12” of surfacing material. If a different depth of surfacing will be used, modifications need to be made (EXAMPLE: If only 8” of surfacing material will be used, posts or legs will either need to be cut down 4” or footings will need to be dug 4” deeper).

When concrete is poured in footing, 4” needs to be left at the top to allow for backfill of sub-grade. Any components that require a footing (vertical post, slide foot, climbers, etc.) are set at a length to accommodate a specific deck height. If deck height is modified from standard, modifications need to be made to the part (EXAMPLE: If a component is made for a 72” deck height, but is being used on a 68” deck height, posts or legs will need to be cut down 4” -- plus any additional adjustments for surfacing as described above).

Most climbers are now being manufactured for specific deck heights. (EXAMPLE: A coil climber is now manufactured for a 24”, 36”, 48”, 60” and 72” deck height instead of only for a 72” deck height).

This will save installation time by eliminating the need to cut every climber down that is being installed at a deck height less than 72”.

With the exception of the first central post, all equipment should be put together first and leveled before concrete is poured in footings.

Concrete must have a minimum rating of 2,500 psi and must be mixed per manufacturer’s recommendations. Allow concrete to cure for at least 48 hours before equipment usage! NOTE: One 80# bag of concrete yields approximately 0.60 cubic feet.

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SquareDeck (PVC) Number Name Model Quantity

1 TAMPER RESISTANT

TORX-BOLT

M10x35 4 per Deck

2 FLATWASHER M10 8 per Deck 3 LOCKNUT M10 4 per Deck www.mykidstale.com

Installation steps： 1: Confirm the location of each square deck, as shown on the overhead drawing.

2: Align the square deck holes with each of the post clamps.

3: Insert corresponding hardware and tighten.

4: Level post and install concrete anchors for surface mount or Redi Mix for in ground mount.

12-inchDeckStep

1 TAMPER RESISTANT

TORX-BOLT

M10x30 8 per step

2 FLATWASHER M10 16 per step 3 LOCK NUT M10 8 per step www.mykidstale.com

Installation Steps： 1: Confirm the location of each 12-inch deck step, as shown on the overhead drawing.

2: Align the 12-inch deck step with corresponding holes on the deck

3: Insert corresponding hardware and tighten

36” Transfer Station Stair

1 TAMPER RESISTANT

TORX-BOLT

M10x25 3 per stairs

2 FLATWASHER M10 6 per stairs 3 LOCK NUT M10 3 per stairs www.mykidstale.com

Installation steps： 1: Confirm the location of transfer station stair, as shown on the overhead drawing.

2: Align the holes in the transfer station stair with corresponding holes on the deck.

3: Insert corresponding hardware and tighten.

36” Transfer Station Stair Handrails

1 TAMPER RESISTANT

TORX-BOLT

M8x30 2 per station

2 TAMPER RESISTANT

TORX-BOLT

M10 x25 6 per station

3 FLATWASHER M10 12 per station 4 LOCK NUT M10 6 per station www.mykidstale.com

Installation Steps： 1: Confirm the location of transfer station stair handrails, as shown on the overhead drawing and the footer diagram.

2: Separate the two halves of the rail clamps and place receiver side of the clamp on the handrail stub. (see figure A)

3: Insert bolt # 1 and tighten to a snug fit. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.

4: Align the transfer station handrail holes with the corresponding holes on the deck and stairs. (see figures B & C)

5: Insert corresponding hardware.

6: Reattach rail clamp backs. MAKE

SURE ORINTATION OFCLAMP

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7: Level stairs and handrails and tighten all hardware.

8: Install concrete anchors for surface mount or Redi Mix for in ground mount.

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36” Transfer Station Deck

1 TAMPER RESISTANT

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M10x25 3 per deck

2 FLATWASHER M10 6 per deck 3 LOCK NUT M10 3 per deck www.mykidstale.com

Installation Steps： 1: Confirm the location of transfer station deck, as shown on the overhead drawing and the footer diagram.

NOTE: Transfer Station Deck is reversible. Make sure to orient correctly as per drawing.

2: Align the transfer station deck with corresponding holes on the stair.

3: Insert corresponding hardware and tighten.

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1 TAMPER RESISTANT

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M10x25 2 per footer

2 FLATWASHER M10 6 per station 3 LOCK NUT M10 4 per station

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M10x65 2 per handrail www.mykidstale.com

Installation Steps： 1: Confirm the location of transfer station deck handrail, as shown on the overhead drawing and the footer diagram.

2: Align the transfer station deck handrail and footer with corresponding holes on the deck.

3: Insert corresponding hardware and tighten.

4: Level and install concrete anchors for surface mount or Redi Mix for in ground mount

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36” Transfer Station Step

1 TAMPER RESISTANT

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M10x25 3 per step

2 FLATWASHER M10 6 per step 3 LOCK NUT M10 3 per step www.mykidstale.com

Installation Steps： 1: Confirm the location of transfer station step, as shown on the overhead drawing.

2: Align the transfer station step with corresponding holes on the deck.

3: Insert corresponding hardware and tighten.

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36” Transfer Station Step Support Post

1 TAMPER RESISTANT

TORX-BOLT

M10x25 4 per step

2 FLATWASHER M10 8 per step 3 LOCK NUT M10 4 per step www.mykidstale.com

Installation Steps： 1: Confirm the location of transfer station step support posts, as shown on the overhead drawing and the footer diagram.

2: Align the transfer station step support posts with corresponding holes on the step.

3: Insert corresponding hardware and tighten.

4: Level and install concrete anchors for surface mount or Redi Mix for in ground mount.

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1 TAMPER RESISTANT

TORX-BOLT

M10*25

3 per climber

2 FLATWASHER M10 6 per climber 3 LOCK NUT M10 3 per climber www.mykidstale.com

Installation Steps： 1: Confirm the location of pod climber, as shown on the overhead drawing and the footer diagram.

2: Align the holes in the pod climber with corresponding holes on the deck.

3: Insert corresponding hardware and tighten.

4: Level and install concrete anchors for surface mount or Redi Mix for in ground mount.

PodClimberFooter

1 TAMPER RESISTANT

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2 FLATWASHER M10 6

3 LOCK NUT M10 3

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Installation Steps： 1: Confirm the location of pod climber, as shown on the overhead drawing.

2: Align the pod climber with corresponding holes on the deck.

3: Insert corresponding hardware and tighten.

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2 FLATWASHER M12 2 Per Panel 3 BARREL NUT M8 2 Per Panel

TAMPER RESISTANT

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M10*25

4 Per Panel

5 FLATWASHER M10 4 Per Panel www.mykidstale.com

Installation Steps： 1: Confirm the location of tic-tac-toe panel, as shown on the overhead drawing.

2: Separate the two halves of the panel clamps and place flat side of the clamp on the panel and insert hardware items #1, #2 & #3. (See Figure A)

Note: Verify if you will need a single panel clamp or a 90 Degree panel clamp

3: Align the holes in the tic-tac-toe panel with corresponding holes in deck and insert hardware items # 4, & #5. (See Figure B)

4: Reattach panel clamp backs.

“MAKE SURE ORINTATION OF

CLAMPBACK IS CORRECT.”

5: Tighten all hardware.

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GearPanel Number Name Model Quantity

TAMPER RESISTANT

TORX-BOLT

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2 FLATWASHER M12 2 Per Panel 3 BARREL NUT M8 2 Per Panel

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TORX-BOLT

M10*25

4 Per Panel

5 FLATWASHER M10 4 Per Panel www.mykidstale.com

Installation Steps： 1: Confirm the location of gear panel, as shown on the overhead drawing.

2: Separate the two halves of the panel clamps and place flat side of the clamp on the panel and insert hardware items #1, #2 & #3. (See Figure A)

Note: Verify if you will need a single panel clamp or a 90 Degree panel clamp

3: Align the holes in the gear panel with corresponding holes in deck and insert hardware items # 4, & #5. (See Figure B)

4: Reattach panel clamp backs.

“MAKE SURE ORINTATION OF

CLAMPBACK IS CORRECT.”

5: Tighten all hardware.

StorePanel

TAMPER RESISTANT

TORX-BOLT

M8*65 4 Per Panel

2 FLATWASHER M8 4 Per Panel 3 BARREL NUT M8 4 Per Panel www.mykidstale.com

Installation Steps： 1: Confirm the location of store panel, as shown on the overhead drawing.

2: Separate the two halves of the panel clamps and place flat side of the clamp on the panel and insert hardware items #1, #2 & #3. (See Figure A)

Note: Verify if you will need a single panel clamp or a 90 Degree panel clamp

NOTE: “BOTTOM OF STORE PANEL

SHOULD BE LEVEL WITH TOP OF

SAFETY SURFACING.”

3: Set store panel in place and reattach panel clamp backs.

“MAKE SURE ORINTATION OFCLAMP

BACK IS CORRECT.”

4: Tighten all hardware.

A1

A

B

A

A1

Slide Hood(Use 90degree clamp to connect the other slide hood) Number Name Model Quantity

TAMPER RESISTANT

TORX-BOLT

M8*65 2 Per Hood

2 FLATWASHER M12 2 Per Hood 3 BARREL NUT M8 2 Per Hood

TAMPER RESISTANT

TORX-BOLT

M10*25 2 Per Hood

5 FLATWASHER M10 2 Per Hood www.mykidstale.com

Installation Steps： 1: Confirm the location of slide hood panel, as shown on the overhead drawing.

2: Separate the two halves of the panel clamps and place flat side of the clamp on the panel and insert hardware items #1, #2 & #3. (See Figure A)

Note: Verify if you will need a single panel clamp or a 90 Degree clamp

3: Align the holes in the slide hood panel with corresponding holes in deck and insert hardware items # 4, & #5. (See Figure B)

4: Reattach panel clamp backs.

“MAKE SURE ORINTATION OFCLAMP

BACK IS CORRECT.”

5: Tighten all hardware.

Please note that Single Slide Hood shares the same 90 degree panel clamp (A1) with adjacent Window

Panel.

StraightSlidetoDeck

1 TAMPER RESISTANT

TORX-BOLT

M10x45 2 Per Slide

2 FLATWASHER M10 4 Per Slide 3 LOCK NUT M10 2 Per Slide www.mykidstale.com

Installation Steps： 1: Confirm the location of straight slide, as shown on the overhead drawing.

2: Align the holes in the straight slide with corresponding holes on the deck.

3: Insert corresponding hardware and tighten.

StraightSlidetoHood

1 TAMPER RESISTANT

TORX-BOLT

M8x45 2 Per Slide

2 FLATWASHER M8 2 Per Slide 3 BARREL NUT M12 2 Per Slide 4 FLATWASHER M12 2 Per Slide www.mykidstale.com

Installation Steps： 1: Confirm the location of straight slide, as shown on the overhead drawing.

2: Align the holes in the straight slide with corresponding holes in the hood.

3: Insert corresponding hardware and tighten.

StraightSlideFooter

1 TAMPER RESISTANT

TORX-BOLT

M8x20 2 Per Slide

2 LOCKWASHER M8 2 Per Slide 3 FLATWASHER M8 2 Per Slide www.mykidstale.com

Installation Steps：

1: Confirm the location of the straight slide footer, as shown on the overhead drawing and the footer diagram.

2: Align the holes in the footer with corresponding holes on the slide.

3: Insert the corresponding hardware and tighten.

4: Level and install concrete anchors for surface mount or Redi Mix for in ground mount.

SingleWaveSlidetoDeck

1 TAMPER RESISTANT

TORX-BOLT

M10x45 2 Per Slide

2 FLATWASHER M10 4 Per Slide 3 LOCK NUT M10 2 Per Slide www.mykidstale.com

Installation Steps： 1: Confirm the location of the single wave slide, as shown on the overhead drawing.

2: Align the holes in the single wave slide with corresponding holes on the deck.

3: Insert corresponding hardware and tighten.

SingleWaveSlidetoHood

1 TAMPER RESISTANT

TORX-BOLT

M8x45 2 Per Slide

2 FLATWASHER M8 2 Per Slide 3 BARREL NUT M12 2 Per Slide 4 FLATWASHER M12 2 Per Slide www.mykidstale.com

Installation Steps： 1: Confirm the location of single wave slide, as shown on the overhead drawing.

2: Align the holes in the single wave slide with corresponding holes in the hood.

3: Insert corresponding hardware and tighten.

SingleWaveSlideFooter

1 TAMPER RESISTANT

TORX-BOLT

M8x20 2 Per Slide

2 LOCKWASHER M8 2 Per Slide 3 FLATWASHER M8 2 Per Slide www.mykidstale.com

Installation Steps：

1: Confirm the location of the single wave slide footer, as shown on the overhead drawing and the footer diagram.

2: Align the holes in the footer with corresponding holes on the slide.

3: Insert the corresponding hardware and tighten.

4: Level and install concrete anchors for surface mount or Redi Mix for in ground mount.

Single Drum www.mykidstale.com

Installation Steps： 1: Confirm the location of single drum , as shown on the overhead drawing.

2: Align the single drum corresponds to the post.

3: Insert corresponding hardware and tighten.

ConeRoof

1 TAPPING SCREW M3*16 12

2 SECURITY BUTTON HEAD BOLT M8x20 4

3 WASHER M8 4

www.mykidstale.com

Installation Steps： 1: Confirm the location of corn roof, as shown on the overhead drawing.

2: Slide the roof over the top of the post.

3: Insert corresponding hardware and tighten.