Renovation of play facilities
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Renovation of play facilities in accordance with the requirements of the Israeli Standards Institute Standard 1498.
Renovation of game facilities includes:
- Inspection of integrity and submission of a report from the Israeli Standards Institute Standard 1498.
- Renovation and correction of defects according to the report.
- Submission of a certified report from the Israeli Standards Institute Standard 1498.
- Monthly maintenance for game facilities.
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An example before the renovation of the gaming facility:
- “A ladder and a rope climbing wall”, the shortcoming: lack of steps.
- “Treading surface”, the defect: loosening and splinters in the wood.
- “Straight slide”, the defect: holes and fibers.
An example after the renovation of the gaming facility:
4. Basket ring and mesh, repair: painting, reinforcements, replacement of panels, basket installation.
5. Hexagonal wooden tower, repair: painting, reinforcements, sanding, replacement of panels and screws.
6. Metal steering wheel, repair: painting, replacement of panels, installation of a proper steering wheel.
5. Hexagonal wooden tower, repair: painting, reinforcements, sanding, replacement of panels and screws.
6. Metal steering wheel, repair: painting, replacement of panels, installation of a proper steering wheel.
An example of repairing a wooden fixture:
- Replacement of broken and worn parts.
- Completion of missing and defective parts.
- Replacing a slide that is not safe to use.
- Strengthening and adding screws.
- Sanding, removal of sharp corners and repainting (does not require painting).
- Adding a chain in the wall Indian rope climbing.
- Adding elements as required – an external basket and a steering wheel.
Renovation of play facilities includes several stages:
- Arriving at the facility, locating and visually identifying the dangerous defect.
- Replacing the part or repairing it completely and safely for use.
- Performing an actual test to make sure the part is stable and safe.
- Repeated testing that verifies that the defect has been corrected and there is no other defect that poses a danger to users.
There are a number of factors that constitute a risk or are defined as a defect in the facility:
- Lack or absence of bedding/absorbing surface.
- A device that moves, is unstable or is not fixed to the ground.
- Protruding screws, cracks, fractures that cause doubts.
- Loose or disconnected means of connection.
- Rot, rust or fracture.
- Intervals that create head, finger, neck entrapment.
How to treat wooden surfaces:
- Scratching, sanding and peeling off the loose or peeling paint.
- Cleaning and removing dirt, oils and any foreign body on the wood.
- Painting the wood in an initial layer – synthetic foundation.
- Painting the wood in an outer layer – at least once.
How to treat a metal surface:
- Scratching, sanding and peeling the loose and peeling paint.
- Cleaning the rust and applying rust solvent in relevant places.
- Painting the surface with an initial layer – anti-corrosive paint.
- Painting the surface with an outer layer – at least once.
