Certified Playground Safety Inspector (CPSI) Practice Exam

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For Preschool children, the handrail height should not exceed how many inches?

22 inches
24 inches
26 inches
28 inches

The correct answer is: 26 inches

For preschool children, the recommended handrail height should not exceed 26 inches. This is because this height is considered safe and appropriate for their age and height. Option A (22 inches) is too low and may not provide enough support for children, while options B (24 inches) and D (28 inches) are slightly higher than the recommended height, which could potentially pose a safety risk for young children.