Play sets can also become unstable and dangerous from wood rotting. Even if you think your backyard is dry, it could be causing irreparable damage to your play set. Level Dry Blocks solve this problem by lifting the entire play set off of the ground.
To the naked eye you may look at your backyard and feel like you have a level surface, but as soon as you install your new play set you may find that it is wobbly and unstable. This can create a dangerous playing experience. LevelDry is an easy to install fix for unstable play sets.
Even if you think your backyard is dry, it could be causing irreparable damage to your play set. LevelDry solves this problem by lifting the entire play set off of the ground. You can stack two blocks on top of each other for even the most uneven surfaces.
Repeated lawn maintenance over time can also cause big problems where rot is concerned. Weed whackers and even damage from run ins with lawn mowers can cause cuts in the wood. This can lead to more moisture seeping into the wood, causing the wood to rot more rapidly.
Do you have to level ground for a playset? It would be best if you leveled the playset and not necessarily the ground. Some people try to level the playset by burying concrete blocks or digging a hole and filling it with sand. The safety issue is that the ground can still shift with these options, causing equipment instability, while the playground set’s wood legs are subjected to rot and landscaping equipment damage. A swing set, playset or trampoline that is not level is dangerous.
The solution is durable rubber playground leveling blocks set on top of the ground. The leveling blocks for a playset will not rust or rot, are stackable to accommodate different leveling needs, and are easily placed wherever needed. The playset leveling blocks can also accommodate any playset size and configuration. Some playset leveling requires multiple leveling blocks and stabilizing bars, making it easy to stabilize even complex large playsets with a swing, slide, angled climbing stairs, straight legs, angled legs, and other play features.
Instead of digging multiple holes, the swing set leveling kits and playset leveling systems make it easy to level each area of the playset as needed by using multiple leveling blocks of different sizes. Rebar stakes can provide additional stability as needed. This system creates a much safer play environment because every swingset leg and climbing area touching the ground, depending on the playset configuration, is supported. It is nearly impossible to fully stabilize play equipment of any size by going underground.
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