Think about the whole public space
Place games where people can find them without crowding paths, seating or other activities. Discuss accessible approaches and usable playing areas with the design team. Product selection is one part of the wider site design.
Confirm the operating plan
Some games need balls, paddles or loose pieces. Decide whether these are supplied on site, borrowed from a nearby facility or brought by users. Include inspection and reporting arrangements in the project plan.
Work through site and procurement details
Identify the base, drainage conditions and equipment delivery route. Ask for the technical documents needed by your project team, and allow for local approvals and procurement requirements before selecting a product.
Are all outdoor games suitable for unattended public use?
Suitability depends on the selected product and the site. Discuss expected use, accessories, supervision and maintenance before choosing equipment.
