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Miracle Playsystems 2018 Designing Play Catalog
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<strong>2018</strong><br />
MIRACLE<br />
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CREATING FUN<br />
PLAY ENVIRONMENTS TO<br />
ENRICH COMMUNITIES
PLAYGROUNDS | OUTDOOR FITNESS | SITE AMENITIES | SURFACING | SHADE | SPECIALTY CONTRACTING
CREATING FUN<br />
PLAY ENVIRONMENTS TO<br />
ENRICH COMMUNITIES<br />
CREATING FUN<br />
PLAY ENVIRONMENTS TO<br />
ENRICH COMMUNITIES<br />
CREATE<br />
FUN!<br />
ELEPHANT PLAY - SEASTAR
HAGS &<br />
UPC PARKS<br />
SPECIAL THANKS TO:<br />
FRIENDS OF DIMAGGIO PARK<br />
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO<br />
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Miracle Playsystems is your leading play equipment<br />
design, distribuon, and specialty contracng firm,<br />
providing communies with unique and visually<br />
stunning design soluons.<br />
Our dedicated team of design and construcon sales<br />
experts will help you through each phase of your<br />
project, ensuring the utmost quality, value, and the<br />
outstanding customer service. You will always have<br />
one reliable point of contact through the whole<br />
process when you work with Miracle Playsystems.<br />
Our creave staff connually educates clients on the<br />
newest trends in playscape design and cost effecve<br />
ways to use them.<br />
With over 30 years in the industry, we are the exclusive<br />
supplier of top recreaonal products, including<br />
Miracle Recreaon, Elephant Play, UPC Parks, Rocks<br />
and Ropes, and HAGS -- our clients always have lots<br />
of opons to choose from.<br />
Designing compliant playgrounds and providing<br />
exceponal customer service are always our primary<br />
concerns. Creang fun and excing playgrounds to<br />
enrich communies is our passion.<br />
be<br />
be<br />
be<br />
be<br />
inspired<br />
informed<br />
better<br />
you<br />
CREATE<br />
FUN!
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share<br />
your<br />
vision<br />
Our team of regional account<br />
mangers and designers will<br />
work with manufacturers and<br />
engineers around the world to<br />
make that vision a reality.<br />
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Express your unique style<br />
12 YOUR VISION<br />
Bring us your vision and our team will<br />
work with you to make it a reality.<br />
Our in-house design staff are well<br />
versed on understanding how to<br />
work with your site conditions to<br />
provide responsive solutions.<br />
We provide designs for all budgets -<br />
no matter how big or small.<br />
18 YOUR FUNDING<br />
Is your vision greater than your<br />
budget? We can recommend<br />
fund-raising and cost saving tools<br />
to help you reach those goals.<br />
20 YOUR PROCESS<br />
If you’re ready to get started on your<br />
project and don’t know where<br />
to start, we have compiled tools<br />
to help guide you through it. Our<br />
goal is to make the process of<br />
planning and purchasing a<br />
playground fun and easy.<br />
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e inspired<br />
play for all<br />
PLAYGROUNDS | OUTDOOR FITNESS | SITE AMENITIES | SURFACING | SHADE | SPECIALTY CONTRACTING<br />
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Ignite the imagination<br />
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Every child deserves to feel exhilarated<br />
and experience new sights, sounds and<br />
textures. We offer a variety of products<br />
that provide accessibility and<br />
sensory benefits to create a truly<br />
inclusive playspace.<br />
28 PLAY ANYTHING<br />
Our custom design team can give you the<br />
support you need to develop<br />
unique designs to meet today’s ever<br />
changing compliance requirements.<br />
30 PLAY ANYWHERE<br />
Sometimes you don’t need a structure,<br />
just an imagination. We believe in creating<br />
fun anywhere. Play should be something<br />
that can happen as part of daily life, not<br />
just on the playground. We can help you<br />
develop unique designs to fit any location.<br />
32 PLAY ENVIRONMENT<br />
The fun doesn’t stop with the play<br />
equipment. We offer playful product lines<br />
to complete any play environment. Share<br />
your inspiration with us and we’ll help you<br />
create it.<br />
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e informed<br />
Site<br />
furnishings<br />
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Knowing is half the fun<br />
36 PRODUCT OFFERINGS<br />
We make every effort to carry all the<br />
products you’ll need when you<br />
are designing your play environment.<br />
Our offerings include:<br />
Play Equipment<br />
Outdoor Fitness Equipment<br />
Dog Park Amenities<br />
Site Furnishings<br />
Shade Structures<br />
Safety Surfacing<br />
Something else? Just ask.<br />
38 WHAT’S NEW ?<br />
Playground design is an ever changing<br />
and evolving art. Our staff works to<br />
keep you updated on the most current<br />
trends and innovative design solutions<br />
coming to market.<br />
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We believe play design is approaching<br />
a new era of innovation. Inspired by<br />
play historians, artists and landscape<br />
architects we hope to push the<br />
boundaries of play design. Through the<br />
world of art and design culture,<br />
together we hope to carve a new path<br />
for designing the world of play.<br />
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Never stop innovating<br />
52 QUALITY AND DURABILITY<br />
Our manufacturers hold numerous<br />
national and international patents and<br />
have demonstrated their individuality<br />
and technical edge.<br />
54 BUILDING COMMUNITY<br />
Know that when you work with the<br />
Miracle Playsystems team you are<br />
working with an organization that is<br />
committed to giving back to the<br />
community through service and<br />
sponsorship.<br />
56 LOCAL REPRESENTATION<br />
Our local staff includes sales and<br />
customer service professionals, licensed<br />
specialty contractors, and designers<br />
with backgrounds in Landscape<br />
Architecture and education, making it<br />
easier for us to understand all of your<br />
needs. Our expertise gives us the ability<br />
to manage your projects from beginning<br />
to end with integrity, making the process<br />
seamless and easy on our customers.<br />
BERESFORD PARK, SAN MATEO, CA<br />
MILLER COMPANY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS<br />
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our products<br />
2-5<br />
years<br />
Net<br />
play<br />
5-12<br />
years<br />
Site<br />
furnishings<br />
Sport courts
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Linked<br />
Play<br />
Music<br />
Play<br />
Play<br />
Outdoor<br />
Fitness<br />
Nature<br />
play<br />
safety<br />
surfacing
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Bring us your vision and our team<br />
will work with you to make it a reality
BERESFORD PARK ,<br />
SAN MATEO<br />
MILLER COMPANY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS<br />
bring us<br />
your vision<br />
SPECIAL THANKS TO:<br />
MILLER COMPANY<br />
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS<br />
CITY OF SAN MATEO<br />
Express yourself<br />
Each project is unique. Maybe<br />
your vision is for an all inclusive<br />
play area, maybe it is for an<br />
adventure play area for a green<br />
program, maybe you want it to<br />
feel like a tree house or a Bug’s<br />
Life or a Miwok village or an old<br />
ghost town. It can be hard to<br />
determine what is possible and<br />
navigate the required standards.<br />
That’s where we come in. If you<br />
bring us your ideas we will help<br />
you get there.<br />
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We take the time to get a thorough<br />
understanding of our projects in order to<br />
provide informed design solutions<br />
OSAGE PARK,<br />
DANVILLE<br />
CALLANDER ASSOCIATES<br />
“This has got to be the project (of all the ones we’ve<br />
documented) that brought in the most high praise from<br />
parents. Literally ‘everyone’ at some point pulled me aside<br />
and raved on how wonderful your playground is, how<br />
they’ve been waing for something like it, with all it’s fun<br />
secons. You all did it again!!” Billy Hustace<br />
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Site Specific<br />
Our in house design staff are well<br />
versed on understanding how to<br />
work with your site conditions<br />
to provide responsive solutions.<br />
We consider each site and provide<br />
custom designs based on our<br />
customers desires and their unique<br />
site constraints.<br />
bring us<br />
your vision<br />
SPECIAL THANKS TO:<br />
TOWN OF DANVILLE<br />
CALLANDER ASSOCIATES<br />
LANDSCAPE<br />
ARCHITECTURE<br />
The Old Town and Rail theme is<br />
successfully conveyed in play equipment<br />
customization, surfacing, audio<br />
elements and setting.<br />
- Dave Rubin, Callander Associates<br />
The biggest challenge was working within the<br />
context of the old play area and reserving as<br />
much budget as possible for play equipment<br />
and not infrastructure and edges. For that<br />
reason, Callander Associates kept the existing<br />
walls and accentuated them by wrapping it<br />
into the play design. The Town wanted to<br />
refresh the existing play area, but keep with<br />
Old Town theme that was already established.<br />
Custom surface mount posts were created in<br />
order for the structure to be able to connect<br />
to an existing wall Sound panels were<br />
customized to be specific to theme – One<br />
with different sounds of a train and a second<br />
that is specific to sounds of an old town.<br />
The landscape architect was able to provide<br />
mp3 files to choose their own sounds. Town<br />
and Railroad Station signage and signal were<br />
each created based on the ideas from the<br />
landscape architect. This included a Hotel<br />
Sign, General Store, Jail, Bank and a Saloon.<br />
Train Station details included a custom<br />
clock tower, luggage station and signal. To<br />
complete the theme, Mining Train Car and<br />
handcar spring riders were customized from<br />
satndard components.<br />
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Bring us your vision<br />
and our team will work<br />
with you to make it a<br />
reality<br />
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e you<br />
Finding Funding<br />
Is your vision greater than your budget? We have fund-raising<br />
and cost saving tools to help you reach those goals.<br />
Donor solicitaon can be a great tool to help your community fundraise to create an extraordinary<br />
play environment. Our team has worked with community groups, schools and public agencies to<br />
help them improve their playgrounds and park facilies. We have seen many organizaons ulize<br />
creave and innovave ways to solicit funding for their projects. Here are some examples of great<br />
tools to help you get started with solicing funding.<br />
Donor booklets<br />
Develop a booklet to share with potenal donors to describe your vision for the<br />
park and provide an explanaon of what they will receive as a recognion for their<br />
donaon.<br />
donor<br />
programs<br />
SPECIAL THANKS TO:<br />
City of San Francisco,<br />
Friends of Lafayette Park<br />
and Miller Company<br />
Landscape Architects used a Donor Booklet<br />
to share information with potential donors<br />
MILLER COMPANY<br />
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS<br />
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO<br />
Events<br />
Consider hosng an event like a<br />
“My School Color Run” to help you<br />
meet your fundraising goals.<br />
http://www.myschoolcolorrun.com/<br />
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Webpage<br />
Create a web page or website to create excitement about the project. This is a great<br />
place to share your story and can be used to help monitor progress of donaons.<br />
Friends of Grattan Park created a fundraising page on their website to allow people to submit donations on-line and monitor the<br />
donations programs progress. Visit the site at GrattanPlayground.org<br />
Recognition Program<br />
Decide on a method of recognizing donors for their contribuon.<br />
Hayes Valley Playground, San Francisco included a donor recognition mural mosaic in the design of the playground to recognize<br />
donors for their contributions.<br />
Purchasing Programs<br />
Many manufacturers or dealers offer<br />
purchasing and financing programs<br />
to help make the process of geng the<br />
equipment you want faster and easier.<br />
Contract Procurement<br />
Local Procurement Contracts Available:<br />
California Multiple Awards Schedule (CMAS) Contract # 4-99-78-0006A.<br />
FINANCING IS BENEFICIAL<br />
Exclusively for <br />
Only Marlin offers Single Point of Contact Service, an unsurpassed level<br />
of service in which you work with the same person a l the time, every time.<br />
That’s why we understand your business and how we form relationships.<br />
WHY FINANCE?<br />
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For Financing Information, please call:<br />
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FINANCE<br />
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FINANCE APPLICATION Fax completed application: 888-479-1100<br />
MAY WE CONTACT LESSEE IF ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IS NEEDED? Yes No<br />
FULL LEGAL BUSINESS NAME CONTACT NAME<br />
BUSINESS ADDRESS EQUIPMENT COST<br />
EQUIPMENT LOCATION (if di ferent from above) PHONE<br />
NATURE OF BUSINESS YEARS OF OWNERSHIP STATE OF INC./ORGANIZATION<br />
BUSINESS TYPE:<br />
FAX<br />
SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER EMAIL Miracle Playsystems, Inc. primarily uses our CMAS contract on all District Wide Replacement<br />
Projects. CMAS allows a local government such as a city, county, and school district to sole source<br />
playground equipment and playground surfacing at a discounted rate without the need to go to<br />
bid.<br />
The California Multiple Award Schedules (CMAS) program was established in 1994. The CMAS<br />
contracts are awarded and administered by the State of California, Department of General Services,<br />
Procurement Division, in accordance with Public Contract Code (PCC) Sections 10290 et<br />
seq. and Section 12101.5.<br />
The CMAS contract was the first state-wide indefinite delivery contract based on the federal GSA<br />
Multiple Award Schedule contract. It is one of the easiest methods available for California state<br />
agencies to purchase goods and services including Playgrounds and Safety Surfacing. The CMAS<br />
program has proven to be extremely popular among state agencies, with the initiative accounting<br />
for more than $3 billion in purchasing and including more than 4,000 contracts.<br />
CMAS contracts are established using products, services and prices from already existing competitively<br />
assessed and cost compared multiple award contracts. The products, services and prices<br />
are primarily from the federal General Services Administration (GSA) multiple award schedule<br />
program Federal General Services Administration (GSA).<br />
Cooperative Purchasing Programs (Piggyback)<br />
CORP. LLC PARTNERSHIP PROPRIETORSHIP<br />
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H-GAC-Buy Procurement Number PR11-10. California makes available an Interlocal Cooperation<br />
Authority to allow local governments like school districts and municipalities to join and participate<br />
in programs like H-GACBuy. H-GAC is a regional council of governments which is governed<br />
by a board comprised of 35 elected officials from the 13 county regions. The H-GAC Board awards<br />
all contracts, which can then be made available to local governments nationwide thru H-GACBuy.<br />
Miracle Playsystems, Inc. has utilized the H-GACBuy bidding process on more than a dozen local<br />
school district projects and municipal playground projects.<br />
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Payments<br />
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COST<br />
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FINANCE PROCESS<br />
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$974 $20,000 $488 $1,948 $354 $287 $976 $30,000 $2,895 $708 $245<br />
$3,860 $1,044 $490<br />
$574 $1,452 $40,000 $1,392 $1,104 $4,825 $2,420 $702<br />
$828 $1,936 $50,000 $936<br />
$1,740 $1,380 $1,170<br />
Why Finance? Imagine ...<br />
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But don’t take our word for it... SEE FOR YOURSELF!<br />
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Getting started<br />
If you’re ready to get started on your<br />
project and don’t know where to begin<br />
we have compiled tools to help guide<br />
you through it. Our goal is to make the<br />
process of planning and purchasing a<br />
playground fun and easy.<br />
Visit our website at<br />
miracleplaygroup.com/resources/<br />
Find these Resources and much more<br />
Project Planning Checklist<br />
Our project planning checklist helps our clients know what to expect before kicking off a playground<br />
project.<br />
Budgeting Template<br />
The Budgeting Template is an excel file for developing initial planning budgets for updating play<br />
environments. The form includes many commonly required items and gives a general idea of associated<br />
materials and install costs. The template is user friendly allowing customers to plug in their anticipated<br />
quantities and get a good idea of how much the designed park may cost.<br />
Fundraising Program Resources<br />
Donor solicitation can be a great tool to help your community fundraise to create an extraordinary play<br />
environment. Our team at Miracle Playsystems has worked with community groups, schools and public<br />
agencies to help them improve their playground and park facilities. We have seen many organizations<br />
utilize creative and innovative ways to solicit funding for their projects. This document is created as a<br />
resource to share and help you find the same success in soliciting funding.<br />
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Design and Safety Standards<br />
For the Miracle Playsystems design team, safety is always a primary concern. Here we provide documents<br />
to help you understand the current safety standards.
Designing Play Cheat Sheet<br />
Understanding ADA Compliance<br />
ADA COMPLIANCE REFERENCE CHART<br />
ELEVATED PLAY COMPONENTS<br />
TOTAL PROVIDED RAMP ACCESS RAMP OR TRANSFER STATION ACCESS<br />
LESS THAN 20 NOT REQ’D 50% MIN<br />
20 OR MORE 25% MIN 25% MIN<br />
GROUND LEVEL PLAY COMPONENTS (based on number of elevated play components)<br />
ELEVATED PLAY COMPONENTS<br />
GROUND LEVEL COMPONENTS REQUIRED<br />
2 - 4 1<br />
5 - 7 2 (AT LEAST 2 TYPES)<br />
8 - 10 3 (AT LEAST 3 TYPES)<br />
11 - 13 4 (AT LEAST 3 TYPES)<br />
14 - 16 5 (AT LEAST 3 TYPES)<br />
17 - 19 6 (AT LEAST 3 TYPES)<br />
20 - 22 7 (AT LEAST 4 TYPES)<br />
Understanding Fall Zones<br />
Understanding overlapping fall zones is one of the issues that often comes up for designers<br />
when confronted with fitting equipment into play areas. Here are some helpful graphics to get<br />
some clarity around the space between play equipment.<br />
72” MIN<br />
72” MIN<br />
72” MIN<br />
108” MIN<br />
72” MIN<br />
72” MIN<br />
108” MIN<br />
USE ZONES FOR ROTATING EQUIPMENT<br />
USE ZONES FOR TO-FRO SWINGS<br />
USE ZONES FOR STATIONARY EQUIPMENT<br />
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play for all<br />
HEATHER FARM PARK,<br />
WALNUT CREEK<br />
BORRECCO/ KILIAN & ASSOCIATES<br />
On occasion we are fortunate enough to be asked to be part of a truly awe-inspiring project that changes the overall<br />
feeling of a community and brings excitement and life to an otherwise tired and dated park. This is exactly the case when<br />
we were asked in 2013 to be part of the team tasked to makeover Heather Farm Park in Walnut Creek, CA. The existing<br />
30,000 square foot play area was one that had dated back to the early 1990’s and was in need of a major renovation to<br />
bring it to current code compliance and to bring the fun back. Heather Farm Park is the largest public park in the City of<br />
Walnut Creek inclusive of an Aquatic Complex,<br />
Tennis Center, Skate Park, ball fields as well as<br />
lakes with walking trails throughout the park.<br />
The City wanted a truly unique, destination<br />
playground that also offered fully inclusive play<br />
for children of all abilities. What came of this<br />
dream is the newly constructed All Abilities<br />
Playground at Heather Farm Park that opened in<br />
October, 2014!<br />
Starting in 2013, Carolyne Challice, Architect<br />
with the City of Walnut Creek began to envision<br />
what a new All Abilities Playground would<br />
look like and how it could best cater to the<br />
City and the surrounding communities who<br />
call the park home. With the added support of<br />
landscape architect Brian Kilian of Borrecco/<br />
Kilian & Associates, Ms. Challice reached out<br />
to 3 different manufacturers and began getting<br />
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Miracle Playsystems team of sales<br />
representaves and designers, helped<br />
the City through the design process to<br />
ensure the new playgrounds would work<br />
to serve kids of all abilies. This is seen<br />
throughout the park with the ramps<br />
which allow for a child in a wheelchair<br />
to access the playground from ground<br />
level up to a 6’ elevated level, enabling<br />
all kids to experience the thrill of play!<br />
HEATHER<br />
FARM PARK<br />
SPECIAL THANKS TO:<br />
CITY OF WALNUT CREEK<br />
BORROCCO/KILIAN &<br />
ASSOCIATES<br />
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PLAY FOR ALL<br />
ideas for the space. Through this process they chose Miracle Playsystems to<br />
design and supply the equipment that would sit at the center of this special park.<br />
The custom designed playgrounds by Miracle Recreation & HAGS, along with<br />
the rocks, boulders & fallen trees by Rocks & Ropes as well as the special shade<br />
structures throughout the play area by Sun Ports all work to add the exciting<br />
space.<br />
Miracle Playsystems team of sales representatives & designers, were able to help<br />
the City through the design process to ensure the new playgrounds would work<br />
to serve kids of all abilities. This is seen throughout the park with the ramps<br />
which allow for a child in a wheelchair to access the playground from ground level<br />
up to a 6’ elevated level enabling all kids to experience the thrill of play!<br />
From the opening in October there has already been a huge benefit to the<br />
community; the city has commented on how popular the park is and how many<br />
more people are using the park then before. By drawing in more families and<br />
children, the park has more than accomplished what the city set out to do.<br />
Not only has this renovation transformed the park, but it has re-excited the<br />
community. Now the City’s biggest problem is how to accommodate all the<br />
people who swarm to this park each day. A fun problem to have!<br />
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e inclusive<br />
We believe that every kids deserves to play!<br />
Every child deserves to feel exhilarated and experience new sights, sounds and textures. We offer a variety of products that<br />
provide accessibility and sensory benefits to create a truly inclusive playspace. Our inclusive play products are designed<br />
to engage children by challenging them to solve problems, command social skills, grow self-confidence, explore spatial<br />
awareness and captivate every child’s imagination and their every ability.<br />
RAMPS, DECKS AND TRANSFER POINTS<br />
Ramps can include straight, curved and doublewide<br />
ramps to accommodate both one and two<br />
wheelchairs and a variety of designs. Extra wide<br />
decks also give wheelchairs the room they need to<br />
turn around easily.<br />
INTERACTIVE PLAY PANELS<br />
With these interactive panels, all children can enjoy the<br />
nurturing and valuable elements of tactile play at the “just<br />
right” height for everyone. Children with inefficient touch<br />
perception, limited play skills or motor challenges may not<br />
be able to engage fully in many typical play activities that<br />
help children to develop the tactile sense. With a strong<br />
sense of touch, motor actions (such as buttoning or holding<br />
a pencil) are extremely difficult. Interactive play panels offer<br />
all children the chance to explore and engage in tactile play,<br />
which in turn helps them develop skills for life.<br />
ALTA-GLIDE<br />
INCLUSIVE GLIDER<br />
This swaying, bouncing,<br />
wheelchair-accessible glider<br />
makes play exciting for all kids,<br />
with two large benches with<br />
springs for added motion and<br />
exterior standing ledges.<br />
The push-pull motion helps kids<br />
develop balance, coordination,<br />
eye tracking and muscle tone.<br />
Wheelchair access ensures that all<br />
children have the chance to feel<br />
the exhilaration of moving through<br />
space in fun, enriching ways!<br />
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SEVEN INSIGHTS ABOUT INCLUSION<br />
1. IDENTIFY THE<br />
“COOLEST THING”<br />
Identify the equipment that children<br />
will be most excited about and make<br />
sure everyone can access it and<br />
enjoy it together.<br />
2. MAKE PLAY PHYSICAL ,<br />
SENSORY AND SOCIAL<br />
Create a diverse play environment that<br />
make children feel good on the physical,<br />
sensory and social levels. Children have<br />
different needs and abilities, so a wide<br />
range of activities will help them achieve<br />
their individual goals.<br />
3. REACH HIGHER<br />
Make sure there are plenty of activities<br />
for children of all abilities at every<br />
elevation on the playground. Children<br />
like elevated play spaces because it’s<br />
exciting to be above everyone else and<br />
reaching high places gives them a sense<br />
of accomplishment.<br />
4. GROUP SIMILAR<br />
ACTIVITIES TOGETHER<br />
Invite children of different<br />
abilities to play together<br />
by locating similar types of<br />
equipment and play activities<br />
close to one another. Play<br />
activities that are either<br />
connected or located closely<br />
together in the same area<br />
encourage the same kind of play<br />
in children of different ability<br />
levels.<br />
5. CHALLENGE THEM ON<br />
MULTIPLE LEVELS<br />
Select play activities that present<br />
a variety of escalating challenge<br />
levels to make sure children of<br />
all abilities remain active and<br />
engaged.<br />
6. PLAY THE ZONES<br />
Develop specialized areas of play for<br />
exciting or calming activities. Kids<br />
who are overstimulated easily by noise<br />
or activity often find quieter areas<br />
comforting. Also, establish orientation<br />
pathways to help guide people with<br />
spatial<br />
disabilities to different play areas without<br />
fear of getting lost. Play spaces because<br />
it’s exciting to be above everyone else and<br />
reaching high places gives them a sense<br />
of accomplishment.<br />
7. TAKE A DEEPER LOOK<br />
AT SURFACING<br />
Instead of mulch or other loose materials,<br />
use protective surfacing like rubber tiles,<br />
mats, turf, or a combination of these<br />
materials. This forms a unitary, shockabsorbing<br />
surface that makes it easier for<br />
wheelchairs and strollers to get to play<br />
activities easily.<br />
THERAPEUTIC SWING SEAT<br />
Our Therapeutic Swing provides a safety harness for children in<br />
need of extra security and support. This snug, supportive seat<br />
offers all children a highflying ride while helping them<br />
coordinate head and eye movements, stay upright against<br />
gravity, develop balance equilibrium and coordinate actions on<br />
the right and left sides of the body.<br />
ROLLER SLIDE<br />
The Roller Slide lets kids experience a new tactile way<br />
to slide with the added movement and texture of rollers<br />
beneath them, and it also encourages cooperative,<br />
inclusive play. The Roller Slide is unique in offering a tactile<br />
component combined with both movement— activating<br />
the vestibular sense — and sensation to muscles and<br />
joints, providing proprioceptive input.<br />
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e inspired<br />
bring us<br />
your vision<br />
SPECIAL THANKS TO:<br />
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO<br />
FRIENDS OF JOE<br />
DIMAGGIO PARK<br />
The City of San Francisco and the Friends of Joe DiMaggio<br />
Park brought us their vision of creang a custom mosaic<br />
led fish, inspired by the images above.<br />
play anything<br />
Our inhouse design staff<br />
worked with the City of<br />
San Francisco, Friends of<br />
Joe DiMaggio Park and<br />
the UPC fabricators to<br />
develop these renderings<br />
and model.<br />
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Customization<br />
You dream it, we will design it. Bring us your ideas<br />
and we will create custom designs to bring your<br />
inspiraon to life. Our in house design staff works<br />
with local fabricators, out of Redding, CA and Robin<br />
Indar, mosaic arst, out of Chico, CA.<br />
Meet the artist<br />
Robin Indar, mosaic artist - Chico, CA<br />
Robin Indar is a mosaic artist who was born and<br />
raised in the Bay Area and currently lives with her<br />
husband and two children in Chico. She works<br />
with our design team and UPC parks to create<br />
“one of a kind” mosaic pieces on Polyfibercrete<br />
sculptures. Depending on the location of<br />
the park, Robin either works on site after the<br />
sculpture has been set in place, or she does her<br />
mosaic work at the UPC plant to deliver a finished<br />
product to the site. Robin’s work is unique in that<br />
she uses tiles that she has handmade to bring the<br />
piece to life. She also makes glow in the dark tiles<br />
that glow up to 8 hours after the sun goes down.<br />
If you are interested in bringing this unique<br />
display of public artwork to your park project,<br />
bring us your ideas and we will work with Robin<br />
to deliver something that has never been done<br />
before!<br />
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play anywhere<br />
www.landezine.com/index.php/2016/08/guldbergs-plads-by-11-<br />
landskab/<br />
Landscape Architecture: 1:1 Landskab<br />
Client: Municipality of Copenhagen<br />
Team: Keingart (Architects), Sloth-Møller (Engineers)<br />
Vail Nests - Tres Birds Workshop<br />
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Atlas Lab - SF Protoyping Festival<br />
Somemes you don’t need a<br />
structure, just an imaginaon<br />
and a desire to have fun!<br />
We believe in creang fun<br />
anywhere. Play should be<br />
something that can happen<br />
as part of daily life, not just<br />
on the playground. We can<br />
help you develop unique<br />
designs to fit any locaon.<br />
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play with color<br />
bring us<br />
your vision<br />
SPECIAL THANKS TO:<br />
FERMAN LEAMY<br />
LAND GROUP<br />
Don’t be afraid of color! What a fun<br />
place for kids to play and explore..<br />
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Your playfulness shouldn’t stop with the play<br />
equipment. Consider ways to integrate playful<br />
placemaking into the full play environment.<br />
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Express yourself<br />
Your playfulness shouldn’t stop with the play<br />
equipment. Consider ways to integrate playful<br />
placemaking into the full play environment.<br />
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play environment<br />
bring<br />
us<br />
your<br />
vision<br />
Ask us about options for shade,<br />
site furnishings or surfacing<br />
options to compliment your<br />
design. We have standard models<br />
or we can design something<br />
custom for you.<br />
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be inspired
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what’s new ?<br />
Miracle Playsystems would<br />
like to introduce Elephant<br />
Play. The perfect rope climbing<br />
equipment that is made in<br />
North America.<br />
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what’s<br />
Concerto outdoor musical equipment by Miracle Recreaon allows children of all abilies to experience<br />
the joy and benefits of making music. The Concerto Cabasas shake, rale and roll! A cross between<br />
maracas and tradional cabasas, this musical product makes metallic raling sounds when spun<br />
and changes as the drum is moved back and forth.<br />
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Musical equipment is the perfect way to add to your<br />
tradional equipment. Perfectly tuned instruments<br />
that anyone can sound great playing.<br />
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MIRACLE RECREATION - X-GEN<br />
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Extreme Generaon is a towering adventure playground with challenging physical events for children<br />
seeking extreme play! Its design brings play to new heights, with innovave, fully-enclosed skyways<br />
that provide elaborate rope course-inspired acvies far above ground— adding an element of<br />
perceived risk to any play space.
e active<br />
Miracle Recreation has also introduced a sleek<br />
new adult fitness line that is as appealing as it is<br />
cost effective.<br />
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what’s next ?<br />
Embankment Play<br />
Embankment slides are the “newest” old trend in<br />
play and Miracle Playsystems’ team are experts in<br />
designing and building these marvels while maintaining<br />
excitement, safety, and compliance.<br />
Joe DiMaggio Park in San Francisco is an example of<br />
this trend of playful design. It incorporates dueling<br />
embankment slides set into amphitheater like steps that<br />
embrace the existing geography of the site.<br />
The embankment slide is not a new concept. However,<br />
with safety codes and regulations such as ASTM, CPSC,<br />
ADA, and CBC, they are a little trickier than they were<br />
for the designers of the past. In this article, we will<br />
define embankment slides versus elevated hillslides,<br />
provide design methods and approaches, offer material<br />
recommendations, and share a few success stories along<br />
the way. We will also show other play features that can be<br />
incorporated into a site with topography.<br />
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JOE DIMAGGIO PARK,<br />
SAN FRANCISCO<br />
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO DPW<br />
bring us<br />
your vision<br />
SPECIAL THANKS TO:<br />
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO<br />
FRIENDS OF JOE<br />
DIMAGGIO PARK<br />
Embankment Slide versus Elevated Hillslide<br />
The CPSC Public Playground Safety Handbook defines<br />
an embankment slide as a slide that follows the contour<br />
of the ground and at no point is the bottom of the chute<br />
greater than 12 inches above the surrounding ground (see<br />
Section 5.3.6.3.1. Embankment slides on pages 33-35).<br />
If this requirement is met, the length of the slide bedway<br />
does not require protective surfacing beneath it, allowing<br />
a designer to plant vegetation or design steps along<br />
the hillside. However, if the distance from the chute to<br />
the ground exceeds 12 inches, then it is considered an<br />
elevated hillslide and protective surfacing is required. It is<br />
also a requirement to have a protective area at the exit of<br />
the chute.<br />
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what’s next ?<br />
Playing with Topography<br />
A hillslide typically needs a hill, but not<br />
every park has this luxury. If your site<br />
does not naturally include grade changes,<br />
introducing topography into your design also<br />
adds another dimension of play value that<br />
cannot be accomplished by manufactured<br />
playground equipment alone.<br />
Heather Farm Park, City of Walnut Creek,<br />
CA Borrecco / Kilian and Associates<br />
Mounding with surfacing is a versatile<br />
approach to playscape design and can be<br />
introduced in most locations. This can<br />
be accomplished with the use of a foam<br />
base, compacted baserock, or by creating a<br />
series of retaining walls or stacked stone to<br />
create a hillside, as in Lafayette Park in San<br />
Francisco.<br />
Lafayette Park, City of San Francisco<br />
Miller Company Landscape Architects<br />
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If you are fortunate to have elevations within your site,<br />
congratulations—you are one step closer to designing<br />
an embankment slide. However, we have found that<br />
using the natural topography for embankment slides is<br />
rarely successful without some modification.<br />
Hillside Park, Rancho Cordova<br />
Embankment slides not only have to have a specific slope<br />
in order to be compliant, but they also need to have a<br />
certain slope to make them fun. The target angle for fun<br />
and safety is between 30-45 degrees.<br />
According to the CPSC Playground Safety Handbook and<br />
ASTM F1487, an embankment slide should be designed<br />
to an average angle of 30 degrees and it must not exceed<br />
50 degrees at any point.<br />
Material Selection<br />
The material of the slide is also something important to<br />
keep in mind. Here we address the pros and cons of a<br />
number of material choices.<br />
Plastic<br />
Miracle Recreation manufactures a chameleon<br />
slide which is a cost effective solution and can be<br />
designed in a series of twists and turns to create a<br />
dynamic sliding experience that can be extended<br />
for long hillsides. A drawback of plastic slides is the<br />
static generated while sliding on plastic makes it<br />
a non-ideal choice when designing a play area for<br />
children of all abilities. The static generated from<br />
plastic slides interferes with cochlear implants and<br />
may not be a first choice when considering an all<br />
inclusive design.<br />
Concrete<br />
The embankment slides of the 70’s were often<br />
poured on-site and made of a coarse concrete. Kids<br />
would ride down on a cardboard box or wax paper<br />
in order to make it slicker. Today’s playground<br />
manufacturers have been able to prefabricate slides<br />
that don’t require that approach. Manufacturers<br />
such as UPC Rocks and Ropes make custom<br />
concrete hill slides that are made out of a smooth<br />
polished concrete. The bedways are slick and never<br />
require additional polishing.<br />
Steel<br />
Norleg, HAGS and Elephant Play manufacture steel<br />
slides that can also be customized to your design<br />
inspiration. Steel should only be considered in<br />
cooler regions or in shaded areas. Positioning these<br />
slides in a north-facing orientation also helps to<br />
keep them cool.<br />
Design Approach<br />
Ordering an “off the shelf” slide, and relying on<br />
your installer to “make it work” on site, is rarely a<br />
successful approach. Bringing the designer, slide<br />
manufacturer, playground safety inspector, and<br />
installer together at an early stage is a huge key to a<br />
successful result.<br />
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Code Requirements<br />
As stated in the CPSC Public Playground Safety<br />
Handbook, embankment slides “should follow all of<br />
the recommendations given for straight slides where<br />
applicable (e.g., side, height, slope, use zone at exit,<br />
etc).”<br />
The diagram below shows a UPC Rocks and<br />
Ropes embankment slide. The slope of the slide<br />
is 30 degrees. The slide comes in one piece and is<br />
mounted onsite to a footing at the top of the slide.<br />
The slide exit has an integral footing.<br />
In order for this to be useful, it is important to<br />
know the ASTM and CPSC’s requirements for slides,<br />
which state that the chute should have sides that<br />
are a minimum of 4 inches high along both sides<br />
of the chute and extending the entire length of the<br />
inclined sliding surface. These sides should be an<br />
integral part of the slide and there should be no gaps<br />
between the sides and the sliding surface. There are<br />
also specifics about the radius of the slide chute<br />
and required clearances that should be carefully<br />
reviewed when locating and manufacturing a<br />
custom embankment slide.<br />
Looking again to the CPSC Public Playground<br />
Safety Handbook, “There should be some means<br />
provided at the slide chute entrance to minimize<br />
the use of embankment slides by children on<br />
skates, skateboards, or bicycles.” This requirement<br />
is important for the safety of all park users. This<br />
can be integral to the slide or accomplished by<br />
providing an access bar that is mounted over the<br />
slide entrance, as seen at the concrete slide in<br />
Hillside Park. This bar can prevent a user from<br />
accidentally falling down the chute and it also<br />
helps position a child in the forward facing sliding<br />
position.<br />
Other Embankment Play<br />
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If embankment slides are not the perfect fit<br />
for your site or you want to include other play
opportunities along with your embankment<br />
slide, there are a wide variety of hillside play<br />
events available. Net play by Elephant Play is<br />
customizeable and nets can be designed for<br />
climbing the slope of any topography and can be<br />
customized for a site-specific design. Kids can<br />
crawl under it or over it to get to the top of the<br />
hill.<br />
Rope ladders from Norleg are also a great nature<br />
play addition to any playscape.<br />
PATH TO INNOVATION<br />
Playground design is an ever evolving art. We pride ourselves in working with manufacturers that have a<br />
long history of creating innovative products. We believe play design is approaching a new era of innovation.<br />
Working with artists and landscape architects we hope to push the boundaries of play design.<br />
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Quality Means Value<br />
With durability that you can recognize and design features that you can appreciate, Miracle delivers the<br />
leading edge of innovative features and designs to your play project.<br />
Versalok® is Miracle’s patented<br />
clamp design that features a unique<br />
stainless steel, tamper-resistant<br />
fastener that eliminates the need<br />
for unsightly – and costly – clamp<br />
stacking.<br />
Gator Grip® is a three<br />
dimensional textured<br />
pattern on gripping<br />
surfaces to provide comfort<br />
for little hands.<br />
Mira-Therm vinyl coating on<br />
deck surfaces helps to prevent<br />
rapid heat transfer and the<br />
small holes in the surface are<br />
designed to keep little fingers<br />
safe!<br />
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Proper materials are vital to the playground<br />
design process. Materials help stimulate<br />
imagination for play as well as provide<br />
visual aesthetic for design. Remember<br />
when playgrounds used to be made out of<br />
old rickety wood and you’d get splinters as<br />
you’d climb up to the platform. You were<br />
emotionally connected to that structure with<br />
multiple senses as each step you took - the<br />
structure would creek and crackle.<br />
Wood can be an attractive material to use for<br />
building but most playground manufacturers<br />
stay away from using it in modern design.<br />
HAGS is one of the leading playground<br />
manufacturers in the world and they<br />
use sustainably forested Nordic<br />
Pine as a primary material for<br />
their structures. Norleg equipment is<br />
primarily manufactured from Robinia<br />
(Robinia Pseudoacacia), which is a type<br />
of wood with unique qualities in terms of<br />
strength and durability.<br />
The Robinia trunks consist almost exclusively<br />
of core wood which is extremely durable. The<br />
wood only shrinks moderately when it dries.<br />
Compared with other types of wood, Robinia<br />
has the highest pressure and bending<br />
strength.<br />
But it is Robinia’s durability when in contact<br />
with soil that makes it especially suited to<br />
the manufacture of playground equipment.<br />
quality<br />
materials<br />
SPECIAL THANKS TO:<br />
MILLER COMPANY<br />
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS<br />
MARIN PRIMARY<br />
ELEMENTARY<br />
Recycling<br />
Content<br />
When designing products we try to use<br />
renewable raw material or material with<br />
recycling content. Wood is used in several of<br />
HAGS products. It is a renewable material and<br />
also contributing to reduce CO2 gases from a<br />
green climate perspective. Wood coming from<br />
a sustainable supply chain with well managed<br />
forests is a good example of an environmental<br />
friendly raw material.<br />
The steel we use contains a large extent of steel<br />
scrap. By combining smart design solutions<br />
described above and the fact that steel contains<br />
recycled material steel is an acceptable raw<br />
material from an environmental perspective.<br />
In Sweden about half of the aluminium scrap is<br />
collected and new aluminium contains up to 30%<br />
of old aluminium scrap. HAGS uses two different<br />
types of plastic material. EcoGrip is a type of<br />
plastic used by HAGS containing 92 % recycled<br />
post consumer polyethylene plastic.<br />
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Why Choose Miracle Playsystems?<br />
Know that when you choose to work with our team you are not only working<br />
with a talented group of industry experts but you are working with a company<br />
that is dedicated to giving back to the communites they work in.<br />
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Miracle Playsystems is a proud<br />
community sponsor<br />
- ASLA NCC and ASLA Sierra Chapter<br />
- Trust for Public Land<br />
- San Franciso Park Alliance - Party for the Parks<br />
- Habitat for Humanity Playhouse build<br />
- ASLA Giants Night and Sharks Night<br />
- SF Market Street Prototyping Festival<br />
- Slide Donation to Berkeley Adventure Playground<br />
- Grand Opening - Snow Cones for Foulk Park<br />
- Beresford Park, San Mateo<br />
- Joe DiMaggio Park, San Francisco
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Our team<br />
Kit Steven - President & Founder<br />
Tracey Lydon - Principal<br />
Dana Thomas - Lead Designer<br />
Kit believes an understanding of every facet of the business helps to<br />
develop long-standing relationships with customers. Kit’s background in<br />
construction, where he got his start in this industry, and his hands on<br />
approach mean he is involved in all aspects of the business from participating<br />
in community builds right into design, sales and customer service.<br />
With a business degree from the University of Southern California (USC)<br />
Kit has built one of the most exciting and fun playground companies to<br />
work with. In his down time, he and his wife, Megan, are the parents of two<br />
children, Henry and Lilly, and they enjoy hiking, biking, traveling and giving<br />
back to their community.<br />
As co-owner and our Director of Operations, Tracey is responsible for<br />
overseeing our design and construction services. She brings more than 15<br />
years of design and project management experience working with Miracle<br />
Playsystems and through her past positions with landscape architecture and<br />
planning firms and the City of San Francisco. Prior to her design career, she<br />
worked as an elementary school teacher. Her passion for playground design<br />
is enriched by her love for teaching. Her background makes her uniquely<br />
qualified to provide design solutions that are not only visually stunning but<br />
informed by an understanding of how children learn and play.<br />
Dana received a Bachelor’s degree in Landscape Architecture from California<br />
Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo in 2002 and is a Certified<br />
Playground Safety Inspector. She brings over 12 years of Landscape<br />
Architectural design to Miracle. Her past projects include large city park<br />
designs, urban streetscapes and university campus redesigns. The transition<br />
to designing play structures and the play environment comes naturally to<br />
Dana and she is able to understand all of the site constraints as well as her<br />
ability to transform conceptual design ideas into creative and artful built<br />
forms. She currently lives in Lincoln CA. with her husband and son.<br />
Leslie Voss joined the team of Miracle PlaySystems in tandem with its<br />
acquisition of the Central Coast region. She came to know playgrounds<br />
from an adult’s perspective through the last 13 years of bidding, designing,<br />
overseeing construction and providing customer support. Leslie believes that<br />
the one-on-one relationship with each customer is the most important – and<br />
most enjoyable facet of the business side of play. In her spare time, Leslie is<br />
an avid church and community volunteer, and enjoys the challenge of raising<br />
Rhodesian Ridgebacks, one at a time.<br />
Leslie Voss - Customer Service Rep<br />
Amber Hildebrand Freitas is a licensed landscape architect and received her<br />
Bachelor’s degree from the University of California at Davis in 2005. She<br />
has a strong background in designing parks, schools and high-end residential<br />
landscapes. As a mother of a kindergartner and a new baby boy, she finds<br />
great joy and fulfillment in designing play structures that help foster the<br />
development and satisfy the energy level of current and future generations.<br />
Amber Freitas - Designer<br />
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Kathy Moschetti is our Office Manager. Kathy has been handling accounts<br />
at Miracle Playsystems for 10 years, processing quotes, orders and accounts<br />
receivable and has become an expert in parts to help you with your long<br />
term maintenance needs. Kathy enjoys decorating the office for the holidays,<br />
hiking, and road trips to the beach.<br />
Kathy Mosche - Office Manager<br />
Annie has been in the administrative/customer service field for over 15 years<br />
with a strong emphasis on customer service. Annie enjoys music, baking and<br />
spending time with her family.<br />
Annie Loquiao - Admin Support<br />
Larry Golfo handles our accounting functions. Larry brings with him more<br />
than 20 years of Accounting and Finance management experience. Prior<br />
to joining MPI, Larry managed operations of a publicly traded technology<br />
company in the Silicon Valley.<br />
Larry is married to Tess and has 3 daughters. The Golfo family’s passion<br />
for sports and music keep them busy. Larry’s daughters have been featured<br />
regularly in bay area newspapers and television sports news.<br />
Larry Golfo - Staff Accountant<br />
Felix Vasquez is of our Maintenance supervisor at Miracle Playsystems. He<br />
is a Certified Playground Safety Inspector (CPSI) and has over 25 years of<br />
experience as a lead maintenance worker with City of Fairfield. With his<br />
two and a half decades working with playground equipment he brings a<br />
wealth of knowledge and know-how to effectively maintain and keep play<br />
spaces safe and compliant.<br />
Felix Vasquez - Staff Accountant<br />
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Miracle Playsystems - Sales Account Managers<br />
Wes DeBow<br />
Chris Olsen<br />
Jean Tyan<br />
Wes has a diverse background ranging from landscape design, construction, action sports<br />
to teaching mechanical and architectural design for K-5th grade. He also served as a<br />
Commissioner on an advisory board for his local Parks and Recreation Department in the<br />
City of Napa and has consulted for various Parks and Recreation Departments. Wes is<br />
committed to his customers’ satisfaction, passionate about play. When he’s not working,<br />
Wes enjoys designing, creating, making art, spending time with his wife and three kids<br />
camping at the beach, in the mountains, riding bikes, motorcycles, wake surfing and<br />
snowboarding.<br />
Chris Olsen believes that children of all abilities should have an opportunity to play<br />
and that every customer should experience a paramount level of service that they will<br />
remember for years to come. Chris spent several years in the Psychology field working with<br />
emotionally disturbed children and then worked for one of the nation’s leading industrial<br />
security product distributors. When he isn’t working, he and his wife Adrienne are spending<br />
time with their young son Nicholas and family dog, Harley, at their home in Livermore.<br />
Chris is an aspiring home cook and avid San Francisco Giants fan.<br />
Jean has a passion for promoting youth development through active learning and play as part<br />
of their school day or in their community. Jean joined the Miracle Playsystems team with<br />
over 9 years of experience in school partnership as program director working with Bay Area<br />
elementary schools for the provision of music education services. She provided a high-touch<br />
service to hundreds of schools throughout the year. Prior to that Jean worked in a number<br />
of technology companies in product management, business development, and international<br />
market development. When not on the job, Jean enjoys recreating outdoors and hiking with<br />
her Siberian Husky<br />
Tammie Ward’s professional background includes over 18 years of account management<br />
experience in the wine industry, where she provided outstanding customer service to her<br />
clients. Enjoying the outdoors and adventure seeking has always been her passion and she<br />
is delighted her work for Miracle Playsystems helps kids experience those same joys. A<br />
Central Coast native, Tammie is an avid hiker and cyclist. She is a graduate of California State<br />
University, San Marcos where she received her degree in Social Science.<br />
Tammie Ward<br />
Ma Durkin<br />
Matt’s strong customer service background makes him a terrific addition to the Miracle team<br />
and allows our clients to continue to get the service and support they’ve come to expect<br />
when working with Miracle. Before joining our team, Matt worked in Sales as a Key Account<br />
Manager for a notable Fresno based medical equipment company servicing key clients and<br />
accounts through the United States. In his free time, Matt enjoys outdoor activities such<br />
as recreational team sports, hiking, and camping. You might even bump into Matt on the<br />
weekend with his young son, playing on one of our Miracle playgrounds, at swim class or at<br />
gym class together.
Miracle Playsystems - Sales Account Managers<br />
Territory Map<br />
Wes De Bow (707)239-4783 | wes@miracleplaygroup.com<br />
Dana Thomas (916) 718-2256 | dana@miracleplaygroup.com<br />
Chris Olsen (925)324-8023 | chris@miracleplaygroup.com<br />
Jean Tyan (650)930-0459 | jean@miracleplaygroup.com<br />
Tammie Ward (831)242-0063 | tammie@miracleplaygroup.com<br />
(includes Gilroy and Morgan Hill)<br />
Ma Durkin (559)545-5274 | ma@miracleplaygroup.com
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