BONITA LANDSCAPE · SCHOOL PLAYGROUNDS

School Playground Design & Construction in Hong Kong

Bonita Landscape helps Hong Kong schools and educational organisations plan playground and recreational spaces. We discuss flooring, artificial turf and related facilities around the site's intended use, then follow through with material supply and installation.

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PLAN FOR THE SCHOOL

Start with the people, activities and site.

Each school's available space, daily use and management needs differ. These practical conditions shape the discussion before a surface or facility is selected.

Users and activities

Consider age groups, intended activities, available area and activity zones.

Existing ground and access

Review the current surface, entrances, circulation and access needs.

Outdoor use and upkeep

Discuss drainage, sun exposure, cleaning, maintenance and school operating schedules.

SURFACES & FACILITIES

Surface options for school play and activity areas.

Not every site needs every material. Compare options against the actual use and existing conditions.

EPDM seamless flooring

A continuous surface that can incorporate colours and activity markings.

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Shock-absorbing mats

Discuss mat areas in relation to equipment, activity and project requirements.

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Artificial turf

An option for school recreation spaces, with drainage and upkeep considered.

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Sports and recreational areas

Plan ground conditions and installation around the intended activities.

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RENOVATION CONSIDERATIONS

What matters when renovating a playground?

Look beyond the surface finish. The existing ground, drainage, retained equipment, activity zones and connections between them all affect a proposal. Material choice should also account for cleaning and future upkeep.

School schedules may affect site access and work arrangements. You can begin an enquiry with photographs and approximate dimensions; the final scope needs site-specific information.