SIK-Holz 1.70 Springer Bus Assembling Instruction

ASSEMBLING INSTRUCTION
1.70 Springer "Bus"
Scope of delivery
Amount
1 springer
4 ground anchors (assembly set) at 15 kg
4 springs at 5 kg
Sum
Tools
- spade, shovel, tape measure, spirit level
- socket wrench 17 / 19 mm, screwdriver with insert Torx Bit (TX 10-30)
- 2 persons (2 installers at 4 h), wheel loader with palette fork
- possibly approx. concrete 0.3 m³ C 20/25 (depending on type on soil)
Assembling
- Lift the springer and mount springs on the springer according to the instructions assembly.
- Mount the ground anchors according to the enclosed assembly instructions and mount it on the springs.
- Determine the foundation positions according to plan. Measures are to the check by the client/customer.
- Digging holes for the ground anchors and depending on the ground conditions, a drainage layer, for example
gravel layer 10 cm in order to prevent stagnant moisture (note gaze direction of the springer).
- Lift the springer with ground anchors into the prepared holes, to adjust by means of spirit level.
- Fill the playing surface with earth in layers and compacted.
- Transportation braces and installation damage are to be removed after installation on site, grind and paint
damaged areas.
NOTE: The base plate has at least loaded with 100 kg of compacted filler be equivalent to a height of 25 cm
well compressed soil of the ground anchor. If this limit is not reached, we recommend a concrete
base of 20 cm height.
Security guidelines
During assembly and transport on site, play towers and/or attachment parts must always be adequately secured,
either through technology or through attached transportation bracing.
Required safety areas/ falling space around equipment are indicated on the installation drawings.
Playground equipment with a potential height of fall of more than 600 mm and/or a forced movement require an
impact attenuating/ shock-absorbing surface in the whole impact area below them according to the EN 1176 and
EN 1177. (Non-shock-absorbing undergrounds are for example without limitation: bricks, stones, concrete, bitumen
and wood.)
Preventive maintenance instructions
An operational check of the equipment must be carried out 2 weeks after installation. Here the main attention
should be paid to tight screw joints and stability. In general the equipment should be checked on a regular basis. A
visual routine inspection should be carried out on a weekly basis. An operative inspection should be performed
every 1–3 months and the general or main inspection has to happen on an annual basis.
We recommend to check stability of posts once a year and to expose foundations, let them dry and to repaint them
also below ground level above the foundation with a solvent free glaze. (Further information concerning
maintenance can be found in our
also in our catalogues, as well as on our website www.sik-holz.de/en)
Rev. 04.2020
FURTHER INFORMATIONS: SIK-HOLZGESTALTUNGS GMBH, LANGENLIPSDORF 54 A, D-14913 NIEDERGÖRSDORF; +49(0)33742.7990; WWW.SIK-HOLZ.DE; INFO@SIK-HOLZ.DE
Denomination
All weights are approximate. The heaviest component is highlighted in bold.
Checklist for Maintenance/ Inspection
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approx.
, in our General Maintenance Notes
Measure
1120 kg
60 kg
20 kg
1200 kg
and