PD 6586:1996

Committees responsible
Foreword
Section 1. Guidance on BS5696: Part 1: Methods of test
1.1 Guidance on clause 4: Test for finger, hand, limb
       and head traps
Section 2 Guidance on BS5696: Part 2: Specification
for construction and performance
2.1 Guidance on clause 2: Definitions
2.2 Guidance on clause 3: Performance under load
2.3 Guidance on clause 5: Access
2.4 Guidance on clause 6: Handrails, guardrails and
       infilling
2.5 Guidance on clause 7: Clearance between parts
       and wedge traps
2.6 Guidance on clause 8: Static equipment
2.7 Guidance on clause 9: Swinging equipment
2.8 Guidance on clause 10 Rocking equipment
2.9 Guidance on clause 11:Rotating equipment
Section 3. Guidance on BS 5696: Part 3: 1979 Code of
practice for installation and maintenance
3.1 Guidance on section 2: Site
3.2 Guidance on clause 3: Siting and layout
3.3 Guidance on clause 4: Site preparation
3.4 Guidance on clause 8: Recommendations for specific
       apparatus
Figures
1 Example of timber suspension bridge showing infill
       and barrier
2 Example of connected rings forming a net system
3 Chart showing wedge traps which pass or fail tests
4 Examples of critical fall height (CFH)
5 Examples of slide chute handrails
6 Example of impact absorbing surfacing laid
       incrementally under an agility item