Single Pebble $196.00

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Product Specifications

Price:

$196.00

Model Number:

PFS015S

Age Range:

2-12 years

Fall Height:

Up to 24"

Product Type:

Balance

Safety Zone:

Dependent on arrangement

Meets National Standards for

ASTM F1487-17 CPSC Guidelines #325

Product Description

The Single Pebble can be added to any playground whether you’re creating an effective stepping stone between different playground equipment, or using many together. If you have two low platforms then a Single Pebble is the perfect way to get between them as it allows kids to practice their skills of balance and coordination. A great way for these pebbles to be used is by adding multiple pebbles together in a playground system. This allows you to create a long row of stepping stones in whichever direction you want and you can even vary the height that they’re installed into the ground for some extra fun, making them leap up and step down carefully. The surface of the Single Pebble provides excellent traction, so even if it’s recently been raining the water won’t pool on the surface and provide a slip hazard. Used on its own, the pebble is a great seat for kids to take a break from all the playground fun.

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Do these need to poured in concrete when installing?
from Felipe, , Grand Junction, CO - October 17, 2024 Answers1

Do these need to poured in concrete when installing?

Hi Felipe! Thank you for your interest in our Single Pebble play system. Yes, this would need to be cemented into the ground. A representative will be reaching out to you shortly.

The Answer from Ben Thompson - October 21, 2024

How do you secure this in the ground?
from SAMANTHA, , Marietta, Georgia - June 18, 2021 Answers1

How do you secure this in the ground?

Thank you for asking about our Single Pebble. These are installed by simply inserting them into the ground.

The Answer from Ben Thompson - October 21, 2024 - June 22, 2021