PLAYGROUND IDEAS MAZE MINI User manual

MAZE MINI
Instructions Author: Socheata Kong
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~250 - 300cm / 8 - 10’
~10 - 15cm
/ 4-6”
x2
TIMBER
x28
x56
Truck Tire
Hex Bolt
x32
Lag Screw
Drill Spanner Spade Machete Paint & Brush
CEMENT
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Dig two holes to bury the timber posts.
Next, pour in concrete for the base.
Then, place the posts into the holes
and fill the holes with more concrete.
If necessary, use a machete to cut the
bark off of the timber, round off the
edges, and then paint the timber.
2.
40cm / 15.75”
CEMENT
CEMENT
x2
437cm / 14’ 4”
1.
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Place four tires together with the tire
treads touching. Next, drill two holes
through the tire treads where they
touch. Then, attach the tires together
with bolts, nuts, and washers.
Place two tires together with the tire
treads touching. Next, drill two holes
through the tire treads where they
touch. Then, attach the tires together
with bolts, nuts, and washers.
x24
x3
x3
4.
x16
x8
x8
3.
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Dig holes in a cross formation around
the posts to bury the connected tires
from step 3. Also, dig holes in an “H”
formation for the set of tires from step
4. The bottom tires must be buried at
least half way into the ground to better
secure them.
5.
x8
x3
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Attach the sets of four tires from step
4. First, drill two holes through the tires
where they touch. Then attach them
together with bolts, nuts, and washers.
Attach the tires to the timber post.
Tires need to be slightly staggered so
that the bolts do not hit each other
through the post. First, drill two holes
through the tires and the post. Then
attach them together with bolts, nuts,
and washers.
7.
x16
x4
6.
x32
x4
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23cm
/ 9”
180cm / 6’
This element requires soft fall material and can overlap with other elements. Please refer to the
Playground Ideas Safety Handbook.
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If you like this Maze Mini, please check out these elements below as well:
Wall Car Tire Tree Hugger
Pole
Maze Mega Climbing Cross
Simple
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