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FRP (Fiber Reinforced Plastic) playground specifications primarily revolve around its use in slides and multi-play stations, emphasizing durability, weather resistance, and safety features like smooth surfaces, rounded edges, and high side walls. FRP slides and equipment are commonly available in various lengths and designs, including straight and spiral slides, with dimensions and features tailored to different age groups and play areas. Key Specifications for FRP Playground Equipment:

• Material:Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) is the primary material, chosen for its strength, flexibility, and resistance to impact, wear, tear, and harsh weather conditions like sun and rain. 
• Durability & Weather Resistance:FRP is UV-resistant and will not fade or degrade under sun exposure. It's also resistant to moisture, preventing rust or corrosion, and is highly durable for outdoor use. 
• Safety Features:
  • Smooth Surface: Ensures a fast and fun ride. 
  • Rounded Edges: Prevent injuries from sharp corners. 
  • High Side Walls: Keep children safely on the slide. 
  • Non-slip Surfaces: May be incorporated at entry and exit points for enhanced grip. 

Children's park equipment specifications commonly include dimensions, materials, and the types of play features offered, with variations depending on the specific play structure or equipment item. Play equipment is typically made from durable materials like Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP), steel, or galvanized steel, and considerations for safety features like railings and appropriate heights are crucial. Common Specifications and Features:

• Dimensions & Space:Specifications will include the overall area the equipment occupies, the safe play area required around it, and the dimensions of individual components like slides or platforms. For example, a multiplay station might require a 50 ft x 24 ft space and stand 11 ft high. 
• Materials:Common materials for playground equipment include:
  • FRP (Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic): Frequently used for slides and canopies due to its durability and weather resistance. 
  • Steel: Often used for main structures, poles, and railings, with specifications on pipe diameter and thickness (e.g., 2-inch dia main beam, 1-inch dia railing, 2mm thickness). 
  • Pressure-treated wood, aluminum, and recycled materials: are also used, with varying considerations for environmental impact and durability.