How to Move a Trampoline Without Wrecking It
Learning how to move a trampoline is mostly about knowing which of three methods your move actually calls for. Shuffling …
Backyard Obstacle Course for Kids: Ideas That Work
A backyard obstacle course for kids does not need a kit. The most used courses are built from pool noodles, …
Costco vs Walmart vs Home Depot Swing Sets
Choosing between Costco, Walmart and Home Depot swing sets is not really a product decision, because the same handful of …
Concrete Footings vs Ground Anchors for Playsets
The choice between concrete footings vs ground anchors comes up the moment a playset manual mentions bags of concrete and …
How Much Sand for a Sandbox: The Math by Size
Working out how much sand a sandbox needs is arithmetic, not guesswork, and it takes about thirty seconds once you …
Cargo Net for Climbing: How to Choose and Hang One
A cargo net for climbing is one of the few pieces of backyard play equipment that takes up almost no …
Can a Trampoline Go on Concrete, Gravel or a Slope?
Asking can a trampoline go on concrete usually means the only flat spot in the yard is a patio, a …
Backyard Kickball Set: Balls, Bases, and What Lasts
A backyard kickball set is about as much equipment as a game needs: one rubber ball, four bases, and a …
Backyard Discovery Swing Set: The Range by Tier
A Backyard Discovery swing set is the default wooden playset in a lot of American yards, mostly because the brand …
Artificial Turf for Play Areas: How to Pick and Install
Artificial turf for play area installations solve a real problem: a patch of yard that never grows grass, turns to …