Sutcliffe Play SDD100 Manual

Dizzy disc
Code: SDD100
Sheet 1 of 3
40
Spirit level Timber wedge
Loose fill
Play level
Spirit level Timber wedge
Play level
Spragging
iron
4002concrete
400 Spragging
iron
4002concrete
400
780
300
700
80
40
Foundations for bark/sand Foundations for wet pour/tiles
AREA 9M²
HIC 1
The site must be level to maintain critical dimensions.
SDD100
Dizzy disc
Technical information sheet
REV 03

Parts list
Item Description Qty. Stock No.
1 Dizzy disk assy 1SDD100
Required tools:
Tape measure
Spirit level
Digging implements
40Wedge
Plan the final position of the play equipment ensuring there is
enough space*.
Excavate the foundation holes in accordance with the plan**.
Place assembly into the hole. See diagrams for position of disk in
relation to the play surface/level.
For the Dizzy disk to operate as intended it must be installed at a 40
angle, use the wedge provided in conjunction with a spirit level to
obtain this angle.
Fill in the foundation hole to the required depth with concrete.
Support the disk in the correct position and do not allow the
equipment to be used until the concrete has set. (2-3 days)
Check all the fixings bolts are tightened.
Follow the maintenance instructions supplied.
* Care should be taken while installing to decrease the hazard for
children.
** Care should be taken if the conditions aren’t normal.
Space requirements
Safety surface recommended 9.0 m2based on 1.65 m from the
center of the equipment (HIC 1M)
Length of the safety perimeter 11m.
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Dizzy disc
Installation procedure
REV 03

Recommended Regular Inspection and Maintenance Interval (days)
7 142856365
Check stability of structure, tighten connections if required.
Check all uprights at ground level for corrosion and/or rot.
Replace any defective parts.
Check all painted elements for damage, rub down and repaint or
replace as required.
Check chain/ropework assemblies for wear and damage, replace
if required.
Check rotating and pivot points for wear and smooth running
lubricate or replace if required.
Check rubber parts for wear and/or damage, replace if required.
Check tension of cables, adjust if required.
Check wear of cables replace if required.
Check slide chutes for smoothness and any foreign elements,
remove any found.
Check rubber safety surfaces for damage and poor performance,
repair or replace if required.
Check loose fill safety surfaces remove any foreign elements,
rake
level and top up if required.
Disposal Instructions
All components should be broken down into catagories of:
1. Mild steel - all swing frames, Playzone, Toddlerzone, Teenzone activities, deck frames and springie
frames.
2. Stainless Steel - all slides, mirror panels.
3. Aluminium - all Playzone and Toddlerzone posts and Playzone post caps.
4. Galavanised steel - all chains and Teenzone posts.
5. Moulded rubber products without steel centres - all Toddlerzone caps and edge details.
6. Timber - all natural timber, plywood and mdf panels.
Wherever possible these materials should be taken to specialist recycling organisations and recycled.
In some cases where composite materials are used then disposal at land fill sites is the only alternative such as:
7. Moulded rubber products encasing steel centres - all seats, deck tops, duo/dizzy disc tops.
8. High pressure laminate - all Toddlerzone, Playzone panels.
9. Steel core polypropylene rope - all scramble nets, space nets, Playzone/Toddlerzone ropes and rope
bridges.
SDD100
Dizzy disc
Maintenance Instructions
REV 03