Residential playground equipment is not meant for commercial use. And yet, cities, schools, and daycare centers sometimes purchase and install it so they can save money. While installing residential instead of commercial playground equipment may seem like a reasonable solution at first glance, it would most likely be a big mistake. Unfortunately, attempting to save money on inferior equipment could potentially lead to increased costs down the road.
When you compare commercial and residential playground equipment side-by-side, there are some notable differences. The materials and manufacturing techniques used in commercial pieces are usually of much higher quality than those used in residential pieces. Plus, residential playgrounds frequently offer fewer choices in their size, configuration, and color palettes. If you’re still considering going with the cheaper option, here’s why installing residential playground equipment may not be the best investment.
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