In the plain of Bergamo, on the border with the province of Cremona, the city of Fontanella is surrounded by a typically agricultural landscape dotted with numerous fountains.
The almost 5,000 inhabitants have various green spaces within the town, some of which are equipped with games and facilities for the little ones.
Last summer, the Municipality took measures to renew the endowment of two parks with the inclusion, by Evolplay, new multifunction games, equipped with a suitable anti-trauma flooring in place.
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Castle “forest” in the park of the Rings. -
Detail of the anti-trauma pavement of the Parco degli Anelli.
the Park of the Rings it is a green area adjacent to the city stadium, in the northern part of the city. To the games already arranged in the 3,000 square meters of the park, it has been added the castle “Forest“, a compact structure but full of ideas for the imagination of young users. Made of steel and polyethylene, with bright colors, the castle includes three slides, one spiral and one double, as well as bongos, rudder, portholes and movable cylinders to play tic-tac-toe.
In the southern district, on the other hand, there is the Elves Park, a green area of almost 4,000 square meters, well shaded by tall trees. Also in this park there were already some facilities, including this summer the castle “Town“. It is a tower, in a simpler way but also accompanied by three slides, of different colors and different shapes and therefore in the experience they offer. The three stairs to climb the platform are also diversified.
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The Castle of the “City” in the Park of the Elves. -
The Castle of the “City” on shock-absorbing ground in the Park of the Elves.
Both structures guarantee maximum safety thanks to certified materials and anti-trauma flooring by Evolplay, which is poured directly onto the substrate.
(News of Evolplay Srl).
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