PDPlay Partners with the U.S. Navy for Natural Playground Project
Partnering with the Armed Forces Last year, we were awarded a contract by the U.S. Navy to build natural playgrounds at four separate bases in the U.S. for the »
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Poured-in-Place Turtle – Infant Playgrounds
PIP Turtle for Infant Playgrounds You already know that PDPlay manufactures and installs state of the art rubber poured-in-place rubberized surfacing, but did you also know we can create »
Building Playgrounds with Toothpaste Tubes
What makes a recycled playground? You already know that PDPlay builds playgrounds from recycled milk jugs, but did you also know that we can build them from recycled toothpaste »
Amphitheater Seating from PDPlay
Gather Around! Our post-consumer HDPE (high-density polyethylene) recycled plastic lumber is ideal for more than just playgrounds–in fact, we use the product to build shade structures, decks, recreation site »
5 Ways to Get Your Playground Back to School Ready
August is upon us, and for educators, that means one thing: School is right around the corner! While most back to school planning is focused inside of the classroom, »
6 Simple Ways to Incorporate Nature Into Your Playground
Natural Play is the Way! Nature is the perfect learning environment for children to play with and among elements such as sand, water, and living plants. These components encourage »
The Buddy Bench
Making Friends With The Buddy Bench While our whole philosophy is based on the power of play, we understand that every child doesn’t always have someone to play with. »
Interactive Play at The White House
Coming together With Interactive Play By now, you’ve seen the incredible line of interactive play structures available from PDPlay. These innovative products bring the indoors outside, offering elements that invite »
How to Surface Your Playground Safely
Long gone are the days of metal playgrounds atop unrelenting concrete! Instead, today’s playgrounds are built with strict safety guidelines for each and every component, including the surfaces they’re built upon. At PDPlay, we »
The Play Deficit
Lack of play is causing innumerable issues in children today Considering that play promotes intellectual, physical, and social benefits, children devoid of play are missing out on aspects that are »