NZS 5828:2004

Playground equipment and surfacing

This document has been re-assessed by the committee, and judged to still be up to date.

Specifies general requirements for playground equipment and surfacing, with the adoption of BS EN 1176 Parts 1-7:1998, BS EN 1177:1998 and BS 7188:1998, with addendums for playgrounds and playground equipment to meet the needs that are specific to the New Zealand environment.

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Supersedes

Publishing information

Status: CURRENT

Published: 29/04/2004

Pages: 176

Committee:  P5828

This document may make references to other documents. All referenced documents are displayed below.

Standards NZ References:

Overseas Standards References:

  • EN 919
  • BS 7188:1998
  • BS EN 1177:1998
  • ISO 8793
  • EN 59
  • BS EN 1176 Parts 1-7:1998
  • AS 1665:1992 Welding of aluminium structures
  • ENV 1991-2-2
  • EN 701
  • AS 1111.2:2000 ISO metric hexagon bolts and screws
  • ENV 1991-2-4
  • ENV 1991-2-3
  • EN 636-3
  • EN 1177:1997
  • EN 1021-2
  • AS 4142.2:1993 Fibre ropes
  • EN 1021-1
  • AS 4143.1:1993 Methods of test for fibre ropes
  • EN 335-2
  • ISO 5470
  • AS 4142.1:1993 Fibre ropes
  • ISO 4899:1992 Textile glass reinforced thermosetting plastics - Properties and test methods
  • EN 351-1:1995
  • AS 1646.1:2000 Elastomeric seals for waterworks purposes
  • ISO 1834
  • AS 3730.13:1991 Guide to the properties of paints for buildings
  • AS 1138:1992 Thimbles for wire rope
  • AS 2321:2001 Short link chain for lifting purposes
  • AS 3730.14:1991 Guide to the properties of paints for buildings
  • EN 45001
  • EN 350-2:1994
  • AS 1111.1:2000 ISO metric hexagon bolts and screws
  • AS 4142.3:1993 Fibre ropes

Other References:

  • The New Zealand Building Code
  • Local Government Act 2002
  • Guide to ADA Accessibility - Guidelines for Play areas.
  • Chalmers D.J. and Langley J.D. Epidemiology of playground equipment injuries resulting in hospitalisation. Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health 1990; 26: 329-334

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