A 24-inch fall height across 2-12, holding 21 to 24 children.

Myrtlewood is about as low as a structure of this footprint goes, which puts the surfacing requirement at the bottom of the range.

BEST FOR: Budget-conscious municipal projects where the surfacing spec is as much of a constraint as the equipment.

Two finishes, same structure. SteelGuard uses galvanized steel posts with a wood-grain finish. SaltGuard is stainless steel, built for coastal air and high-corrosion sites. If you are within a few miles of salt water, pay the difference — replacing posts later costs more than the upgrade does now.

At a glance

• Model PCQ019
• Ages 2-12 years
• Capacity 21-24 children
• Safety zone 23' 1" x 27' 10"
• Fall height 24"
• ADA play components: 6 elevated, 1 ground level
• Meets ASTM F1487-21 and CPSC #325

The honest math: a 24-inch fall height against Florida Elm's 144 inches is the difference between a modest surfacing depth and a major one. On a mid-size park that gap can exceed the price difference between the two structures.