1. Scenario-Specific Designs: Yard vs. Park
Yard models are compact (3×2m typical) for 3-8 kids, with 114mm galvanized steel tubes as frames and 16mm steel wires (tensile strength ≥1350N/mm²) . Park models are larger (5×3m+) for 4-12 kids, reinforced with double 114mm tubes and anti-rust wires. Both have 8-12mm mesh to avoid stuck limbs, meeting GB5725-2009 safety standards .
2. Safe & Durable Material Specifications
Core materials prioritize safety and longevity: 114mm steel tubes resist deformation under 500kg load; wires undergo 300-hour salt spray tests without corrosion . Netting uses non-toxic HDPE , UV-resistant to withstand sun/rain. Edges are reinforced with double stitching, and 5cm EVA padding under yards nets (10cm for parks) cushions falls.
3. Practical Ground Installation Guidelines
Two secure methods fit different surfaces: Pre-embedding (for unhardened ground): Bury 40cm of 114mm tubes in concrete, curing 72 hours . Expansion screws (for concrete): Drill φ14mm holes (depth = screw length +5mm) , fix tubes with M10 screws (each bearing ≥320kg) . Ensure base levelness to prevent wobbling.
4. Fun & Developmental Benefits
Climbing nets turn play into skill-building: Navigating mesh boosts balance/coordination; gripping wires strengthens hand muscles. Yard models encourage independent play; park versions foster teamwork (e.g., collaborative climbing). They reduce screen time, letting kids burn energy while developing problem-solving and confidence.
5. Parent & Caregiver Tips
Check for frayed wires or loose screws weekly. For yards: Limit 1 child at a time. For parks: Enforce “no pushing” rules. After rain, wipe nets dry to avoid slipping. Guide toddlers on low sections first, teaching proper hand placement. Clean monthly with damp cloth to remove dirt/mildew.
