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Playground CAD Blocks — Playset and Equipment Plans

Four plan drawings of play equipment. The first playset is 78 entities of decks, a slide and climbing frames inside roughly 9,400 by 6,400 millimetres. The second links two towers with a bridge, using 20 circles for posts and stepping features. The third is a larger L-shaped complex of 117 entities spanning about 9.8 by 11 metres. The fourth is a themed play area of 527 entities, 423 of them splines, drawn on layers set aside for furniture, doors, ironwork, dimensions and a water effect.

Play areas are drawn at 1:100 for the layout and 1:50 where surfacing and edging are detailed, and the equipment outline is only the start: the fall zone around it governs the spacing, so offset the outline before you place the next piece. These are millimetre drawings, so insert at 0.001 for a metre site plan. Keep each structure as a block so the schedule can count them, and put the safety surfacing hatch on a layer beneath the equipment.

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Blocks

Section and plan of a three-tier circular fountain with radiating water jets

Fantan City

Three-tier circular fountain 10.4 m wide, drawn as a plan of jets and a section.

45 KB · 527 entities

Questions

Do the drawings show safety zones?

No. They give the equipment footprint. Offset it by the fall distance your standard requires and draw the zone as a separate outline.

What scale are they drawn at?

Millimetres, with a playset spanning about 9,400 units, so scale by 0.001 into a site plan set out in metres.

Are the playsets plan views only?

Yes, all four are plans. Decks, slides, bridges and posts are read from above, which is how a play area layout is set out.