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Steel & Rope Climbing Frames

Steel climbing frames combine sturdy steel structures with woven rope nets to create a challenging, sociable climb. Our Giga climbing frames range includes compact towers and climbing walls, single and twin arches, a climbing dome and a larger twin-tower frame linked by a rope walkway. Ideal for schools, parks and public play areas, they make a standout climbing feature.

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GI 28-2001 Giga Adventure Climbing Frame

GI 28-1003 Giga Twin Climbing Arch

GI 28-1002 Giga Climbing Tower

GI 28-1001 Giga Climbing Dome

GI 18-1001 Giga Climbing Arch

GI 25-1001 Giga Climbing Wall

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Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about specifying, installing and maintaining Steel Climbing Units.
Which steel climbing frame suits a smaller space?

The Giga Climbing Tower is a compact hexagonal rope tower designed for playgrounds where space is tight, and the Giga Climbing Wall packs a climbing face, knotted net and incline panel into a compact A-frame.

Which steel climbing frame works best as a centrepiece?

The Giga Adventure Climbing Frame is the largest unit in the range, linking two hexagonal towers with a long rope walkway, hammock nets, a slide and climbing panels. It suits playgrounds that want one destination feature rather than several smaller units.

What is the difference between steel and timber climbing frames?

Steel and rope frames have a modern look, with arches, towers and woven nets that create continuous climbing routes. Timber climbing frames, including clamber stacks and climbing cubes, suit natural play areas where a woodland look matters.

Can a climbing net sit alongside a steel climbing frame?

Yes. Our playground climbing nets add a high-capacity climb, with the largest model listed for up to 44 users, and work well beside steel climbing frames in larger play areas.

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