Now here's an interesting bit of news! The folks at Allied Plastics have come up with a great new idea for your early childhood classroom setting. Just imagine adjustable height activity tables with tops in the shape and color of fruit. A collection of five designs: apple, banana, grapes, pear and tomato comprise their new FruiTablesTM.
We think this is a smart new concept which is sure to delight both your teachers and children. We warmly welcome Allied Plastics' FruiTableTM to our product lines and hope you are as impressed as we are with this bright new concept!
We were just so impressed we couldn't wait to show them off! We are the first to have this new line of tables anywhere! So be sure to check these out by clicking the link below.

Mahar has been in business for almost 20 years and offers product excellence in all their products and at great prices. An array of adjustable tables give you many options such as gray speckle or solid cor tops, 8 choices of color banding with matching ball glides or regular glides all at no additional charge. Matching gray speckle, color banded furniture completes the look you want for your classroom or day care facility. Well priced color co-ordinated mats and cots and dollys add just the right finish to any room. And, many extras are provided at no additional charge such as free name tags for cots and 7 legs / corner color options. This is a great company willing to do what it takes to ensure the customer is happy and satisfied!

CHILDFORMS

Childforms offers an interesting group of playground items ranging from wheelchair /ADA accessible ramps to funtimbers and more. Patent pending Funtimbers are an overlap-link together modular system permanently secured to the ground with 30" long, 3/4" diameter button head spikes. They are maintenance free and made of heavy duty roto molded polyethlene so they never rot, decay or splinter. Childforms products will be welcomed by all kids. They love them and so will you!

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Access Board Issues Final Accessibility Guidelines

By: Arthur Wilhelm, Sportsplay Director of Sales and Marketing

In this country, there are 5.1 million children with disabilities between the ages of 3 and 14. Many play areas were designed in a manner that was not accessible to these children. The intent of The Americans with Disabilities Act was to eliminate all forms of discrimination encountered by those with disabilities. This includes all forms of architectural barriers in buildings, bathrooms and play structures.

Recently, the Access Board completed its recommendations for Playground accessibility and will soon submit the guidelines to the Department of Justice. Once accepted, these guidelines will become law. The play area guidelines will apply to public settings such as schools, parks, shopping centers, childcare facilities and other public gathering areas. The guidelines will not apply to amusement attractions, religious entities, or family daycare facilities (where the owner resides).

The proposed guidelines can be found in their entirety at www.access-board.gov.