Forpark Australia ELEVATE User manual

INSTALLATION MANUAL
ELEVATE

INSTALLATION MANUAL ESSENTIALS & ESSENTIALS TIMBER
17 August 2020
FORPARK AUSTRALIA INSTALLATION MANUAL
ELEVATE
INSTALLATION MANUAL ELEVATE
17 August 2020
Congratulations on selecting Forpark Australia equipment for your playground.
This manual provides you with easy to follow instructions that will enable you to install the equipment correctly.
Installing your own playground can be a simple and rewarding task and it is satisfying to be able to stand back
when the job is finished and say “we did that!”
As a quality assured company our equipment complies with the following standards for play equipment as a
minimum, to ensure the safety of your children.
•AS 4685:2014, Parts 1 – 6, Playground equipment (Safety requirements and test methods)
•AS 4422:2016 Playground surfacing – Specifications, requirements and test method
•AS 4685.0.2017 Playgrounds and playground equipment – Part 1: Development, slide installation,
inspection, maintenance and operation
You may be interested to know that Forpark Australia is a family owned Australian company and that we are the
largest in-house manufacturer of playground equipment in Australia.
We have been manufacturing playground equipment since 1979 and provide you with the benefit of the
knowledge and experience that we have developed over these years.
This installation manual should be kept for future reference and to help you with your maintenance program. A
recommended maintenance schedule is provided in the rear of this manual.
Good luck with your installation.
Darryl G. Hansen
Managing Director

INSTALLATION MANUAL ESSENTIALS & ESSENTIALS TIMBER
17 August 2020
FORPARK AUSTRALIA INSTALLATION MANUAL
ELEVATE
INSTALLATION MANUAL ELEVATE
17 August 2020
Contents
Prepare the site ............................................................................. 1
Equipment required for installation....................................... 1
Check the contents of the crate.............................................2
Securing the site while work is in progress.........................2
Preparation for installation........................................................2
Reading the plans.........................................................................3
Installation.......................................................................................4
Uprights, Platforms and Fasteners .........................................4
Flanges .............................................................................................5
Clamp Assembly...........................................................................5
Chain Housing Connections....................................................5
Determining Spacing between Uprights .............................6
Concrete Footings.......................................................................6
Loctite...............................................................................................6
Fasteners ......................................................................................... 7
Installation – Playground Components...............................9
Access, Entrance Panels and Handgrips..............................9
Arch Webs / Half Arch Webs....................................................9
Cargo Rope Nets ........................................................................10
Cliff Climber .................................................................................10
Congo Net.................................................................................... 11
End Frame Joiner ....................................................................... 11
Grid Joiners ..................................................................................12
Inclined Webs..............................................................................12
Ladder Rung.................................................................................12
Ladder Wave ................................................................................13
Overhead Items ..........................................................................13
Panels (Over platform)..............................................................14
Slat Panel.......................................................................................14
Slat Filler.........................................................................................14
Offset Panel..................................................................................14
Entrance Tunnel Panel .............................................................15
Vertical Panel ...............................................................................15
Mesh Panel ...................................................................................16
Rock Panel and Safety Panel..................................................16
Clock, Kaleidoscope, Port Hole, Observation and
Xylophone Panels ......................................................................16
Panels (Under platform)........................................................... 17
Slat Panel....................................................................................... 17
Mesh Panel ................................................................................... 17
Counting Panel ........................................................................... 17
Squeeze Panel............................................................................. 17
Clock, Kaleidoscope, Port Hole, Observation and
Xylophone Panels ......................................................................18
Slat Counter .................................................................................18
Spiral Abacus................................................................................18
Platform Buffers..........................................................................18
Pod Crossing ...............................................................................19
Poles ...............................................................................................19
Pommel Joiners / Pommel Walkers .................................. 20
Rock Joiners ............................................................................... 20
Rope Climber...............................................................................21
Rope / Scatter / Plank Walk / Plank Walk (Over 2M) /
Ravine Bridge joiners ................................................................22
Roofs...............................................................................................23
Curved Roof.................................................................................23
Pitch Roof .....................................................................................23
Tilt Roof .........................................................................................23
“S” Climber................................................................................... 24
Rung / Roll Over Bar ................................................................ 24
Slide – Straight, Wave, Curved ............................................. 24
Spider Net .....................................................................................25
Spiral Tunnel Slides....................................................................25
Stairs................................................................................................27
Steppers 200/400/600............................................................27
Tube Net....................................................................................... 28
Tunnel Slides............................................................................... 28
Tunnel Slide – Supports ......................................................... 29
Voice Pipe.................................................................................... 29
Walkways ..................................................................................... 29
Web Tunnels............................................................................... 30
Web Walls .................................................................................... 30
Before Leaving the Site ............................................................31
Safety and Maintenance Inspections ..................................31
Routine Visual Inspection........................................................32

INSTALLATION MANUAL ESSENTIALS & ESSENTIALS TIMBER
17 August 2020
FORPARK AUSTRALIA INSTALLATION MANUAL
ELEVATE
INSTALLATION MANUAL ELEVATE
17 August 2020
Prepare the site
Prior to any installation you should be familiar with the requirements of AS 4685 (Parts 1-6) – 2014 “Playground
equipment – safety requirements and test methods” (particularly relating to fall zone requirements), AS 4422:2016
“Playground surfacing – specifications, requirements and test method” (relating to the type and depth of your soft-
fall surfacing), and AS 4685.0:2017 “Playgrounds and playground equipment – development, installation,
maintenance and operation” (dealing with your site requirements and ongoing maintenance).
If you require advice, talk to one of our consultants. Some important things to remember are as follows:
1. Playground equipment is normally designed for installation on a flat level surface so you should ensure
that your play area is prepared correctly.
2. Check that the site is clear of underground power and services before you commence digging.
3. Measure the site to ensure that it is large enough to allow for the correct fall zones between the
equipment and the outside of the soft-fall surface, and for correct distances between various items of
equipment. If you are unsure of these requirements you should check with your Forpark
representative.
4. Where possible, prepare the site to allow for any slides to face south. While not essential, this will
minimise the heat buildup on the slide face during the hottest parts of the day.
5. For ease of installation, do not put the soft-fall surfacing in until after the equipment has been installed.
Ensure that you allow for the required soft-fall depth when excavating the site. Any excavation should
take place prior to commencing installation of the equipment.
Equipment required for installation
1. Ratchet (or socket set) with ½” driver
2. Ratchet (or socket set) with 3/8” driver
3. 13mm drill bit for drilling platforms
4. Cordless drill
5. Shovel for digging holes (preferably long handled)
6. If digging in hard ground you may need a 300mm auger and a crow bar
7. Spirit level
8. ‘G’ clamps (for holding items in place prior to bolting)
9. String line
10. Wheelbarrow
11. ‘Vice-grip’ pliers (for closing ‘S’ hooks)
12. An axe (for cutting tree roots if they are in the way)
13. Concrete for footings
14. Bricks/pavers (to provide stability below ground where required)
15. Scaffolding/platform ladder/s where necessary
16. A basic first aid kit for emergencies
17. ‘Occupational Health and Safety’ plan and procedures if applicable

FORPARK AUSTRALIA | www.forparkaust.com.au
INSTALLATION MANUAL ELEVATE
17 August 2020
2
FORPARK AUSTRALIA INSTALLATION MANUAL
ELEVATE
Check the contents of the crate
In addition to the equipment itself, you should have the following:-
1. Plans of the play structure
2. Materials or packing list
3. Tri-lobe driver (driver with a rounded triangular head which fits onto your ½” driver)
4. Hex head allen keys (where required)
5. Torx Driver (driver with a star shaped head which fits onto your 3/8” driver)
6. Tech Screw Driver
7. Nuts and bolts, etc.
8. Touch up paint
9. Loctite
Securing the site while work is in progress
You should ensure that the work site is clearly defined by some sort of barrier or temporary fence to ensure that
children or onlookers are not in danger of injury while you work. The concrete footings will need at least 24 hours
to set so a barrier or fence will keep people off the equipment until it is ready to be used and until adequate soft-
fall surfacing has been installed.
Preparation for installation
1. Before you commence installation you should familiarise yourself with the general instructions found
on pages 3 to 8 of this manual. The various individual items of your equipment will be covered later in
the manual.
2. Once ready to commence installation you should lay out the equipment and ensure that you have all
items detailed on the materials or packing list.
3. Group the numbered uprights together, in order of their installation so that they are readily available as
required (see “Reading Plans”).
4. Lay the equipment out roughly on the ground to ensure that it fits within the prepared area and that all
required fall zones are met.
5. Determine the proposed finished surface level and use a string line to set this level. This will help in
ensuring that the platforms and other items are set at their correct height above ground level.

FORPARK AUSTRALIA | www.forparkaust.com.au
INSTALLATION MANUAL ELEVATE
17 August 2020
3
FORPARK AUSTRALIA INSTALLATION MANUAL
ELEVATE
Reading the plans
You have been supplied with two types of plans, one showing the actual layout of the equipment and the other
showing the position of the uprights. (See below for examples of both plans.)
The upright plan contains a number of squares representing each upright and their locations corresponding with
the uprights in the equipment layout plan. The figures inside each square represent the upright number and the
height of that upright, e.g. upright 1 (below) is 3.0m in length. The letters on the outside of each square provide
the orientation of each upright in relation to the items to be attached. The corresponding upright number is
marked on the bottom of each upright supplied (along with some other details as shown below). The upright
number is always marked on side ‘B’. When standing at the base of the upright and holding it in a horizontal
position with side ‘B’ facing up, you will rotate the upright counter-clockwise to bring side ‘C’ to the face up
position and so forth.
Upright Plan (as though looking
down on the uprights from
above)
Equipment Layout Plan
(As though looking down from
above)
Upright Markings
(Base of each upright, always on side
‘B’)
STRUCTURE
IDENTIFIER
UPRIGHT
NUMBER
COLOUR
IDENTIFIER

FORPARK AUSTRALIA | www.forparkaust.com.au
INSTALLATION MANUAL ELEVATE
17 August 2020
4
FORPARK AUSTRALIA INSTALLATION MANUAL
ELEVATE
Installation
Uprights, Platforms and Fasteners
Uprights are pre-drilled with holes corresponding to the components to be attached. Aluminium uprights have a
threaded insert fitted to each hole.
Each upright has a black plastic 75mm x 75mm cap inserted in the top and in the base. If the base caps have not
been inserted already they will be supplied loose and should be inserted into the bottom of each upright before
installing.
Each platform is installed at the height shown on the equipment layout plan (when measured from the top of the
platform to the finished surface level below) and attached using 20mm tri-lobe bolts on each corner. Most
platform styles allow for two bolts per upright however some angled platforms will only allow for the use of one
bolt. (Note: Tri-equi platforms have a different upright orientation on each corner so take care to ensure the
upright orientation matches that on the plan.)
Uprights should normally be installed to a depth of 800mm below the finished surface level. (If rubber surfacing
has been specified the uprights may have been cut to allow 600mm below finished surface level.) Make sure that
you allow for the safety soft-fall surfacing when digging your holes, i.e., if the upright needs to be buried 800mm
below finished surface level, and you have already excavated 300mm for soft-fall, the holes only needs to be
500mm deep. (Note: If the ground is soft or likely to be subject to settling it is best to dig the holes an additional
100mm deep and lay a 100mm thick footing using rapid set concrete prior to inserting the uprights.)
Choose a platform as a starting point on the structure and prepare to install that platform. This could be in the
centre of the structure to enable teams to work outwards in both directions at the same time. Before
commencing the installation ensure that you have allowed for the correct fall zone between the equipment and
the edge of the soft-fall surface.
To install the platform, place the uprights into the holes, ensuring that the identification numbers on the base of
the uprights match the identification numbers on the upright plan. It may help to place a platform on the ground
as a guide to enable you to work out the correct positioning of the upright holes. This initial platform will set the
height for many of the other components to be subsequently attached, so it is important that its height in relation
to the finished ground surface is correct.
Once the uprights are in the holes at the correct height, lift the platform
into place and fasten each corner to the upright by bolting from the
underside of the platform into the upright using 20mm tri-lobes. Refer
to the ‘upright plan’ to determine the correct orientation of each upright.
It is important to make sure that the platform is level and at the correct
height, and the uprights vertical.
Platforms require drilling for all items attached to it. Use the item’s plan
and the center punches on the platform to find what holes need drilling
and drill using 13mm drill.
Attach any panels (both over and under the platform) as described in the
section of this manual titled “panels”. This will provide additional stability before the concrete is poured and sets.
Once satisfied that the platform is level and the uprights vertical, concrete the uprights and fill the holes, packing
the soil firmly.
Note: Occasionally, due to human error, some holes in the uprights may be missed. Should this happen you can
drill the holes on site. (You may need to check with your Forpark office first if unsure of the exact hole location.)
For aluminium uprights a 13.5mm hole should be drilled and a threaded insert fitted.

FORPARK AUSTRALIA | www.forparkaust.com.au
INSTALLATION MANUAL ELEVATE
17 August 2020
5
FORPARK AUSTRALIA INSTALLATION MANUAL
ELEVATE
Flanges
Many items connect to the uprights using moulded plastic flanges. These flanges
will be included in the bolt packs. Square flanges are used on uprights that are
square to the face of the platform. Poly flanges are used when the upright is
connected to the platform at an angle.
In many cases it may be easier to loosely fit the flanges in place on the component then
fasten the flanges to the upright. Each flange attaches to the upright using two 20mm tri-
lobes (in some instances 25mm tri-lobes will be supplied and can be used).
Once satisfied that the uprights are correctly positioned and square, each flange can be
secured to the component using a tech screw. A security cap should be used with each
tech screw as shown, fitting the base to the screw before
fastening. The tech screw is inserted through the dimpled
hole in the side of the flange and into the steel pipe using
a power drill and the tech screw driver supplied. Once
secure, the top of the security cap should be securely
fastened.
Before securing each item ensure that the spacing
between uprights and platforms is correct as detailed
below.
Clamp Assembly
There are several items that require the use of round clamps.
To attach the clamp place both halves either side of the pipe.
Join both halves together by using cap nuts and tri lobes 10 x 17
as shown. Slide the rope plug into the central hole and fasten
using cap nuts and cup head bolts 10 x 60 as shown. When the
clamp is in its final position tech screw into place ensuring
security caps are fitted.
Chain Housing Connections
Several items have chains that attach to a top bar or rail. In these cases,
the top bar or rail has chain housings connected. The chain should be
inserted into the housing as far as it will go. An 8mm Torx bolt is then
inserted into the hole in the housing, through the end link of chain,
securing the chain in place. Make sure a small amount of ‘Loctite’ is
applied to the thread before tightening.
SQUARE FLANGE
POLY FLANGE
CLAMP ASSEMBLY

FORPARK AUSTRALIA | www.forparkaust.com.au
INSTALLATION MANUAL ELEVATE
17 August 2020
6
FORPARK AUSTRALIA INSTALLATION MANUAL
ELEVATE
Determining Spacing between Uprights
Where handrails are used to determine the distance between platforms, a tape measure should also be used to
check distances, allowing for movement in the flanges if they are not yet secured. Alternatively, a platform (or
platforms) laid on the ground could be used as spacers. The distances between most components will be a
multiple of a single platform width.
The horizontal distances between opposing upright faces and platforms are as follows: -
Item length
Distance between upright faces
Distance between platform faces
1P
700mm
775mm
2P
1475mm
1550mm
3P
2250mm
2325mm
4P
3025mm
3100mm
Concrete Footings
We recommend that concrete be used on all uprights and items in the ground
as per the diagram. The footings on uprights should be approximately 300mm x
300mm x 400mm (deep). Attachment components will generally only go
600mm below finished surface level and a smaller footing will be sufficient
(approx. 300mm x 300mm x 300mm). All footings should have a tapered top so
that water won’t pool around the upright. Where loose fill surfacing is used
ensure that the concrete is at least 300mm below the finished surface level or
that the footing is effectively covered by items of equipment in such a way that
they do not present a hazard. (Note: If the ground is soft or likely to be subject to
settling it is best to use an additional 100mm of concrete on the footing below
the upright. This may need to set before placing the upright in place.)
Forpark recommends General Purpose Concrete. This is a concrete with a
compressive strength of 20MPa (at 28 days) or higher.
The concrete used in playground footings should only be mixed and/or worked by a suitably experienced person
following supplier/manufacturer’s instructions.
Freestanding items may require a larger footing as detailed individually.
Loctite
‘Loctite’ is provided in each bolt pack. This should be used on any bolt used on items subject to movement or
vibration. Where an item requires the use of ‘Loctite’ it is specified in this manual. (Examples of items typically
requiring this are the boards on bridges and rope connectors.)
Where ‘Loctite’ is required only one to two drops need be applied to the thread of the bolt, immediately before
inserting into the nut and tightening.

FORPARK AUSTRALIA | www.forparkaust.com.au
INSTALLATION MANUAL ELEVATE
17 August 2020
7
FORPARK AUSTRALIA INSTALLATION MANUAL
ELEVATE
Fasteners
All holes in aluminium uprights require nutserts (threaded inserts fitted in the holes). Regular tri-lobes are used
when connecting to ‘T’ Nuts, Cap Nuts and nutserts.
In some instances tri-lobe bolts will be replaced with Torx bolts. Both will do the same job. This will be particularly
common where stainless steel fasteners are used.
The commonly used fasteners are shown below.
Tri-lobe
Torx Bolt
(Stainless Steel)
Counter Sunk
Bolt
Cup Head Bolt
Cap Nut
T Nut
S Hook
Washer
Plastic Cap 75x75
(For uprights)
Plastic Bush
(Suspension Bridges)
Tri-lobe Driver
Allen Key
Security Cap M10 Security Cap M6
For Tech Screws
Torx Driver

FORPARK AUSTRALIA | www.forparkaust.com.au
INSTALLATION MANUAL ELEVATE
17 August 2020
8
FORPARK AUSTRALIA INSTALLATION MANUAL
ELEVATE
Please note that all S-Hooks should be fitted with the small loop attaching to the chain, and the large loop
attaching to the connecting item (i.e. swing seat).

FORPARK AUSTRALIA | www.forparkaust.com.au
INSTALLATION MANUAL ELEVATE
17 August 2020
9
FORPARK AUSTRALIA INSTALLATION MANUAL
ELEVATE
Installation – Playground Components
Access, Entrance Panels and Handgrips
For the “Access Panel” use 10 tri-
lobes 17mm (5 on each side).
For the “Entrance Panel Frame” use
S/S bolts 10x60 Post Torx with S/S
Washer M10 attaching handgrips and
frame on the same time.
For the “Entrance Panel” use the
same fittings as “Entrance Panel
Frame” and bolt the aluminium panel
to bars using tri-lobes 17mm.
For “Handgrips” use the same fittings
as “Entrance Panel Frame”.
Arch Webs / Half Arch Webs
Dig the hole for the rail 800mm
(below finished level), insert and
attach rails with tri-lobes 20mm
to uprights and clamp for rail to
rail. Once all rails are in place,
connect the rope net to the
clamps and rails with standard
Orbit clamp connections.
The Half Arch Webs have 2
arched rails concreted in ground.
The difference to the 2900 webs
is one more horizontal rope at
the bottom.

FORPARK AUSTRALIA | www.forparkaust.com.au
INSTALLATION MANUAL ELEVATE
17 August 2020
10
FORPARK AUSTRALIA INSTALLATION MANUAL
ELEVATE
Cargo Rope Nets
Using platforms as a guide, determine the distance from
one platform to the next, dig holes for the uprights at the
end of the handrails. (For exact distances see
“Determining Distances between Uprights” at the front of
this manual.) Place the uprights in the holes and ensure
that their depth is correct. Attach handrails with 17mm tri-
lobes to uprights. Dig holes for the uprights on the
connecting platform and attach the platform.
Attach rope ends to housings
with M8x28 post torx and
housings to platforms with
square washer and 17mm tri-
lobes. After ensuring that all
bolts are tightened and that
the platform and uprights are
level and at the correct height
concrete the footings in place.
Cliff Climber
Use legs to locate the correct position to dig holes and attach the frame to the platform using 17mm tri-lobes and
T-nuts. Attach the boards to legs using 17mm tri-lobes and 25mm tri-lobes through rock grips. Once all bolts have
been tightened concrete the legs into the ground.

FORPARK AUSTRALIA | www.forparkaust.com.au
INSTALLATION MANUAL ELEVATE
17 August 2020
11
FORPARK AUSTRALIA INSTALLATION MANUAL
ELEVATE
Congo Net
Attach rails according to plan with 17mm tri-lobes to uprights. Rope ends
with chain to rails with 8x28 post torx. Standard connection of flanges to
uprights. Bottom 2 ropes with eye nuts goes to platforms with square
washer and 17mm tri-lobes from inside of platforms.
End Frame Joiner
End frame joiners are used as a connector for items that would normally join onto the
face of a platform, when the platform is not needed. The end frame joiner is bolted
between the two end uprights using 25mm tri-lobes. Items are then attached in general
to the end frame joiner using stainless steel cap nuts and 30mm cup head bolts.

FORPARK AUSTRALIA | www.forparkaust.com.au
INSTALLATION MANUAL ELEVATE
17 August 2020
12
FORPARK AUSTRALIA INSTALLATION MANUAL
ELEVATE
Grid Joiners
Using a platform as a guide to determine the distance from one platform to
the next, dig holes for the uprights at the opposite end of the handrails.
(For exact distances see “Determining Distances between Uprights” at the
front of this manual.) Place the uprights in the holes and ensure that their
depth is correct. Attach handrails with 17mm tri-lobes to uprights and grid
joiner to platforms with 17mm tri-lobes from platform side. After ensuring
that all bolts are tightened and that the platform and uprights are level and
at the correct height concrete the footings in place.
Inclined Webs
Locate the correct position to mark and dig the hole
in ground for the two legs. Attach legs to uprights
using 20mm tri-lobes. Attach top of rope ends to
housings with M8x28 post torx and housings to
platforms with square washer and 17mm tri-lobes and
standard flange connections to the middle upright.
Standard orbit clamp connection of the horizontal bar
to legs.
Tension the ropes as
required by gently sliding
the clamps slightly along
the legs and then secure
in place using a tech
screw on both sides of
each clamp into the legs.
Ladder Rung
Every rung is attached to uprights with standard flange
connection.

FORPARK AUSTRALIA | www.forparkaust.com.au
INSTALLATION MANUAL ELEVATE
17 August 2020
13
FORPARK AUSTRALIA INSTALLATION MANUAL
ELEVATE
Ladder Wave
Locate the correct position to mark and dig the holes in ground and attach to the
platform using 17mm tri-lobes and T-nuts.
Overhead Items
(Monkey Bars, Wave Bars, Roman Rings, Challenge Rails and Hang ‘n’ Glides)
Position the overhead item on the ground with the first end level with the uprights it will connect to. Mark
the spot for the next two uprights, dig the holes and insert the uprights to the correct height. Attach the
flanges to the top bar (as detailed in “flanges” on page 5 of this manual), then attach to the uprights using
20mm tri-lobes. Ensure that the bolts are tightened, the uprights vertical and the overhead item horizontal
(except in the case of inclined and arched items). After attaching any connecting rungs, steps or platforms,
concrete the uprights into the ground.
Roman Rings 2, 3P and Curved are attached on 2 uprights only with 2 flanges on each upright. The curved one has
steel flanges.
Hang ‘n’ Glides also require a platform buffer on the leading edge of both opposing platforms (see Platform Buffers
on page 18).

FORPARK AUSTRALIA | www.forparkaust.com.au
INSTALLATION MANUAL ELEVATE
17 August 2020
14
FORPARK AUSTRALIA INSTALLATION MANUAL
ELEVATE
Panels (Over platform)
Slat Panel
Attach support bracket to uprights with tri-lobes 20mm, then tri-lobes 17mm for
the Aly boards and tri-lobes 17mm with Cap Nuts Di Cast for timber boards.
Use the same fittings for platform connection.
Slat Filler
Position plates as shown and attach
to uprights with tri-lobes 20mm.
For Ali boards use tri-lobes 20mm
and for timber use tri-lobes 17mm
with Cap Nuts Di Cast.
Offset Panel
Attach lower part to platform with tri-lobes 20mm and T Nuts and to
uprights with bracket and tri-lobes 20mm (upright) and bolts 10x25 C/H,
security caps and nuts (panel).
Attach upper part to support with bolts 10x25 C/H, security caps and
nuts. Attach support to uprights with tri-lobes 20mm.
Square holes of top and low panels should match. Use joining panel to
bolt parts together using bolts 10x30 C/H, security caps and nuts.

FORPARK AUSTRALIA | www.forparkaust.com.au
INSTALLATION MANUAL ELEVATE
17 August 2020
15
FORPARK AUSTRALIA INSTALLATION MANUAL
ELEVATE
Entrance Tunnel Panel
Attach bar to uprights with tri-lobes 20mm. Flange
panel to platform with tri-lobes 20mm and T nuts.
Top panel and top of flange panel are attached to the
bar with tri-lobes 20mm.
Both panels are joined with bolts 10x25 C/H, security
caps and nuts.
Vertical Panel
Attach lower part to platform with tri-lobes 20mm and T Nuts and
to uprights with bracket and tri-lobes 20mm (upright) and bolts
10x25 C/H, security caps and nuts (panel).
Attach both supports to uprights with tri-lobes 20mm.
Attach upper part to support with bolts 10x25 C/H, security caps
and nuts
Square holes of top and low panels should match. Use joining
panel to bolt parts together using bolts 10x30 C/H (support) and
10x25 C/H, security caps and nuts.

FORPARK AUSTRALIA | www.forparkaust.com.au
INSTALLATION MANUAL ELEVATE
17 August 2020
16
FORPARK AUSTRALIA INSTALLATION MANUAL
ELEVATE
Mesh Panel
Attach to platform with tri-lobes 25mm and T Nuts.
Attach support to uprights with tri-lobes 20mm.
Attach panel to support with bolts 10x30 C/H, security caps and nuts.
Rock Panel and Safety
Panel
Attach to platform with tri-lobes 20mm
and T Nuts and to uprights with bracket
and tri-lobes 20mm (upright) and bolts
10x25 C/H, security caps and nuts (panel).
Attach upper part to support with bolts
10x25 C/H, security caps and nuts. Attach
support to uprights with tri-lobes 20mm.
Clock, Kaleidoscope,
Port Hole, Observation
and Xylophone Panels
Attach to platform with tri-lobes 17mm and T
Nuts and to uprights with bracket and tri-
lobes 17mm (upright) and bolts 10x30 C/H,
security caps and nuts (panel, using one of
flange holes).
Attach upper part to support with bolts 10x25
C/H, security caps and nuts. Attach support to
uprights with tri-lobes 20mm.

FORPARK AUSTRALIA | www.forparkaust.com.au
INSTALLATION MANUAL ELEVATE
17 August 2020
17
FORPARK AUSTRALIA INSTALLATION MANUAL
ELEVATE
Panels (Under platform)
Slat Panel
Attach support bracket to uprights with tri-lobes 20mm, then tri-lobes 17mm
for the Aly boards and tri-lobes 17mm with Cap Nuts Di Cast for timber
boards. Use the same fittings for the lower bracket.
Mesh Panel
Attach to platform with tri-lobes
25mm and T Nuts.
Attach support to uprights with tri-
lobes 20mm.
Attach panel to support with bolts
10x30 C/H, security caps and nuts.
Counting Panel
Arrange the balls with colors
according job’s paperwork.
Use standard pipe and plastic
flange connection.
Squeeze Panel
Attach bars to uprights with tri-lobes 17mm.
Standard chain to housing connection.