31 Oct 2026
Oct 31 2026

A strong business case presents play equipment as a practical investment, not just a purchase. To understand how to write a business case for new…

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30 Oct 2026
Oct 30 2026

In England, Fostering Services National Minimum Standards include STANDARD 10 2011 on providing a suitable physical environment for a foster child,…

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29 Oct 2026
Oct 29 2026

A playroom can feel welcoming and imaginative without relying on traditional colour themes. Four ideas for gender neutral playroom design are to…

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28 Oct 2026
Oct 28 2026

A paediatric dental play area should do more than fill a corner. It should give children a welcoming place to play while keeping them in view of…

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27 Oct 2026
Oct 27 2026

Padding needs to suit the surface and the impact risk, not just cover it. Outdoor safety padding in the UK comes in different builds: product…

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26 Oct 2026
Oct 26 2026

The biggest cost difference comes down to whether you want a complete structure or a simple play corner with separate pieces. Plan the layout before…

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25 Oct 2026
Oct 25 2026

Replacement pads for climbing frames should be replaced when they’re visibly worn, damaged, loose or no longer stay securely in place. Inspect the…

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24 Oct 2026
Oct 24 2026

For static equipment such as climbing frames and slides, the safe zone should extend at least 1.75m on all sides. For swings, allow a safe zone…

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23 Oct 2026
Oct 23 2026

For a venue, the better choice is the provider whose bespoke soft play design suits the available layout and whose completed projects show what the…

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22 Oct 2026
Oct 22 2026

The best padded floor mats for nurseries depend on how the space will be used: 13 mm EVA foam mats suit light indoor play, while 20 mm mats provide…

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