Sandbox Ideas - Sandbox reigns supreme in the world of outdoor play items for children. Options for a backyard sandbox ranging from recycled materials to custom crating. The size of the space available and the project budget dictate the selection process. Other considerations include the size of the box needed to satisfy the children's toys, as well as and the durability of the sandbox.
Wood sandbox ideas. A homemade wooden sandbox enables adaptation to the size and additional features. When the area of the sandbox is marked, remove grass and dirt, making the bottom of the sandbox to rest just below the surface of the ground to provide additional support to the sides. Using pieces of wood for the sides in the sandpit, at the height you prefer. Wooden benches can be added as seating along the sides, or attach a board over a corner of the box. An attached toy box with lid providing a storage area for sand toys. Cinder blocks or landscaping timbers offer alternatives to wood to create the walls of the sandbox.
Plastic sandbox ideas. Plastic sandboxes produced commercially in various forms. These sandboxes only need to be filled with sand and the kids are ready to play. They can be placed either in the grass or on a patio. Most commercially produced sandbox has a lid to protect the sand. A cheaper alternative to a plastic sandbox is to use a hard plastic baby pool. Although not as durable as other options, it helps lower the price when the price is a concern.
