Everest is an awesome, thrilling ramped play unit that makes children want to come back again and again thanks to its vast variety of opportunities for fun. The physical, social-emotional and cognitive skills of children are trained when bouncing, climbing, sliding, swaying and gliding the Everest. Climbing trains cross-coordination and understanding the sense of space, and the varied gliding and sliding egresses add thrills and develop balance. This makes the Everest a trainer of the ABC's of motor skills: Agility, Balance and Coordination, which help build the foundation for life skills like navigating traffic securely. On ground level, swaying and bouncing meeting points offer nice areas for retreat. Play panels add explorative play options and train logical thinking. All in all, the Everest is the peak of play for all school age children.
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Play value is the value gained from play, the value that makes the child “want” or developmentally “need” to undertake the activity and thus gives the play item holding power. Play value can be described very precisely in developmental terms, looking into the human physical, cognitive, social and emotional developmental stages.
balance due to slight bounce of ropes, cross coordination and spatial awareness as well as upper body muscles when hanging with arms. This is especially important due to sedentary lifestyles of today's children.
chill and socialize on horizontal ropes.
coordination is supported when going down, as well as arm and core muscles. Landing strengthens bone density, which is built for life in childhood.
turn-taking and risk-taking.
the big, twisted meshes allow for varied climbing and crawling through, supporting the development of proprioception, spatial awareness, cross coordination, and muscle strength.
the partly horizontal meshes allow more children to sit together and talk.
sliding develops spatial awareness and a sense of balance. Furthermore, the core muscles are trained when sitting upright going down.
invites socializing, supports parent-child and peer-to-peer play.
agility, balance and coordination, force of movement and sense of effort. Development of bone density when jumping.
turn-taking, problem solving and cooperation when bouncing others. Relaxation when lying or sitting, being bounced by others.
understanding of cause and effect, logical thinking.
sense of balance when swaying, body pressure when lying. Support users lying or seated.
meeting, pushing friends gently back and forth, turn-taking.
stimulates communication and turn-taking skills.
support rules understanding, strategic thinking.
leaving marks when tumblers are left in new positions.
sliding develops spatial awareness and a sense of balance. Furthermore, the core muscles are trained when sitting upright going down.
empathy stimulated by turn-taking.
the swaying movement stimulates the sense of balance, necessary to sit still on a chair.
meeting, taking a break and turn-taking are supported, skills necessary to learn how to avoid conflicts.
climbing supports cross coordination, proprioception, and the development of major muscle groups and hand strength.
two-sided climbing spurs social interaction and turn-taking.
cross coordination and spatial awareness as well as upper body muscles when hanging with arms. This is especially important due to sedentary lifestyles of today's children.
chill and socialize on top of the overhead ladder.
logical thinking and planning to determine how best to enter the platform.
the sturdy bounce of the ropes supports balance and cross coordination. The teardrop handle trains upper body muscles.
there is room for more than one, and cooperating with friends on walking over the bouncy ropes is a true cooperation task that takes teamwork and tolerance.
communication and cooperation exploring the maze with friends.
stimulates memory when memorizing maze routes.
Length
1578 cm
Width
1549 cm
Height
553 cm
Everest is an awesome, thrilling ramped play unit that makes children want to come back again and again thanks to its vast variety of opportunities for fun. The physical, social-emotional and cognitive skills of children are trained when bouncing, climbing, sliding, swaying and gliding the Everest. Climbing trains cross-coordination and understanding the sense of space, and the varied gliding and sliding egresses add thrills and develop balance. This makes the Everest a trainer of the ABC's of motor skills: Agility, Balance and Coordination, which help build the foundation for life skills like navigating traffic securely. On ground level, swaying and bouncing meeting points offer nice areas for retreat. Play panels add explorative play options and train logical thinking. All in all, the Everest is the peak of play for all school age children.
This product, Everest (PCE610221), is provided by KOMPAN United Kingdom.
The Curved ELEMENTS panels are moulded of UV stabilised recyclable PE using 33% post-consumer recycled material. With multiple options for in-build play features that also ensures a strong panel solution. Straight panels are made of KOMPAN 19mm HDPE EcoCore™ which is a highly durable, ecofriendly and recyclable material made from +95% PCM.
The climbing elements displayed are moulded from 33% post-consumer recycled materials in one piece, with a minimum 5mm wall thickness. The climbing elements are made of recyclable PE which has a high impact resistance across a wide temperature span which ensures vandal resistance in all locations.
The ELEMENTS roofs are made of recyclable PE made from 33% post consumer recycled materials with a minimum wall thickness of 5 mm to ensure high durability in all climates around the world. The steel pipes are hot dip galvanised inside and outside for maximum durability.
ELEMENTS rubber membranes are conveyer belt made of layers of rubber mixed of natural rubber and SBR rubber, and embedded with layers of armouring made of woven PE and PA. The thickness 8mm ensures high durability in any environment.
The main posts are made of high quality pregalvanized steel with powder coated top finish. Post tops are closed with caps of UV stabilized nylon (PA6). The grey colored molded decks are made of 75% post-consumer waste PP material with a non-skid pattern and texture surface. All decks are supported by unique designed low-carbon aluminum profiles with multiple attachment options.
ELEMENTS ropes has six-stranded steel wires and a steel wire core. Each strand is tightly wrapped with PES yarn, which is made from +95% post consumer materials. The yarn is then melted onto each individual strand making the ropes highly wear- and vandalism-resistant.
CO₂ emission
Sustainability Data
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PCE610221-0901
15625.48
Total CO₂ emission (kg CO₂e)
4.42
CO₂e/kg (kg CO₂e/kg)
46.88%
Recycled materials
The overall framework applied for these factors is the Environmental Product Declaration (EPD), which quantifies "environmental information on the life cycle of a product and enable comparisons between products fulfilling the same function" (ISO, 2006). This follows the structure and applies a Life-Cycle Assessment approach to the entire Product stage from raw material through manufacturing (A1-A3).
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