by D F | Nov 19, 2025 | Accessibility Standards, Head injury criterion, Texas, Triax Impact Testing
Creating safe, injury-preventing playgrounds is more than good practice—it’s the law. In the state of Texas, compliance with national safety standards is essential for schools, cities, HOAs, churches, daycare centers, and commercial play environments. At the heart of... by D F | Aug 19, 2025 | Accessibility Standards, Head injury criterion, Texas, Triax Impact Testing
In the world of playground safety, few things are as critical as ensuring that protective surfacing can adequately absorb the impact from falls. Falls account for the majority of playground injuries, and in Texas—where extreme heat, heavy rains, and high usage can... 
by D F | Sep 17, 2024 | Accessibility Standards, ASTM F1292, Head injury criterion, Playground Hazards
When it comes to playground safety, most parents and guardians think about sturdy swings, smooth slides, and well-maintained equipment. But did you know that the real safety threat could be lurking beneath your child’s feet? The playground surface you’re trusting... 
by D F | Aug 9, 2024 | Accessibility Standards, ASTM F1292, Head injury criterion, Playground Hazards
When you think of playground safety, you probably picture the sturdy slides and well-maintained swings. But did you know that one of the biggest protectors of children at play is the ground beneath them? Wood chips might seem like a simple choice, but there’s more to... 
by D F | Jul 7, 2024 | Accessibility Standards, ASTM F1292, Head injury criterion, Playground Hazards
When children play, falls are inevitable—but serious injuries don’t have to be. Playground fall protection is a crucial element in reducing the risk of severe injuries like concussions or skull fractures. But how do we ensure that a playground surface is safe for...