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Question: What is the problem with the location of these swing sets?
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Swings are located too close to other each other.
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Additional Guidelines and Recommendations
- All swing structures are spaced with adequate use zones and located away from other equipment to help prevent children from running into the path of moving swings.
- The use zone for a single axis belt swing extends to the front and rear of the swings a minimum distance of twice the vertical distance from the pivot point to the ground.
- The use zone for a bucket swing extends to the front and rear a minimum of twice the vertical distance from the top of the occupants sitting surface to the pivot point.
- The use zones to the sides of a single axis swing set (belt or bucket) extend a minimum of 6 feet.
- The use zone for a multi-axis swing extends 6 feet plus the length of the suspending members (e.g. suspension chains) in all directions, and extends a minimum of 6 feet from the supporting structure.
- The use zones of swings never overlap with any other use zones.
Note: Hard plastic animal swings are not recommended and ground cover should extend through the entire use zone.
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