Robinia Climbing

The Up and Over Net is a quite a challenge, that trains basic motor skills. Children use their cross-coordination, proprioception and their muscles when they embark on the net and climb over the sturdy top beam to the other side. The wide spacing between the rungs is great for leg, arm and core

The Double Web Climber is quite a challenge, that trains basic motor skills. Children use their cross-coordination, proprioception and their muscles when they embark on the net and climb over the sturdy top beam to the other side. The wide spacing between the rungs is great for leg, arm and core

The Jungle Explorer Dome is an irresistible play adventure. Children of most ages and abilities will find a wealth of diverse play activities to venture into and they will want to explore the swaying, bouncy feel of the nets, ropes and climbers again and again. The top net is a destination in its

The Balance Poles are wonderful climbing, seating and meeting ropes that children will want to try out repeatedly. One of the reasons is that they move when climbed and balanced. Children love the responsive play more than anything. They will balance across the four ropes of the Balance Poles and

The Balance Net is a social attraction in the playground. The Balance Net offers a welcome break from all of the energetic play in the playground. It is a popular point to retract to, for meeting and exchanging. This appeals to older and younger children alike. The Balance Net allows for different body

The six-sided climbing structure has a variety of climbing and crawling options. The many different ways of climbing and sliding must be tried out, which makes children stay longer and want to come back. To reach the top horizontal net children can climb the inclined climbing nets or go up the

The Climbing Structure is a playground favourite with school children. They are immediately attracted to the dense, versatile activity hub. Thanks to the varied climbing opportunities with swaying ropes, rope ladders and stable climbing wall with cleats and climb through hole, all children have a

When children first see the Tree Climber they want to climb to the top – or at least to the first horizontal net. The colour coding of the net helps set new destinations, attracting children again and again. The inclined climbing in the net trains the children's cross-coordination and muscles as

The Climbing Net is a versatile climber that children will want to try again and again. The inclined spider net and ropes with climbing cleats offer fun and challenging ways to climb upwards and down again. The Spider Net has partly inclined horizontal rungs, which create an extra challenge when

The Crawling Pyramid is a hit with children. The hap-hazardly placed beams is a magnet for their eagerness to climb and explore the unit. The inclined and horizontal beams invite a number of classic playground games, all cantered around balancing such as The Ground is Lava or tag. With its

The Parkour 2 is a challenge that school age children can't pass without trying. The varied, responsive climbing ropes and nets are too much of a temptation. The Parkour 2 stimulates basic motor skills. Children use their cross-coordination, their proprioception and their muscles when they climb