Timber Climbing Frames
Timber climbing frames give schools and parks a natural-looking way to build strength, balance and confidence. Choose clamber stacks, made from irregular timbers and rope to look like a pile of logs, or climbing cubes and timber play frames, which link traverse walls, nets and slaloms in a set layout. For a steel alternative, see our steel climbing frames.
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Frequently asked questions
Choose a clamber stack if you want a natural, woodland look and free-form routes that let children find their own way up. Choose a climbing cube or timber play frame if you want a defined set of challenges, such as traverse walls and slaloms, in a compact footprint.
Some do. Several clamber stacks come with a stainless steel slide, including the Sherwood, Beacon and Nene stacks, and the Nest Clamber Stack has a 0.9m plastic slide.
Fall heights vary, from 595mm on the smallest Tri-Timber unit to 1,500mm on the Sherwood Clamber Tower Stack, so surfacing is specified for each frame's safety area. Rubber grass mats keep a natural look on grassed areas, and our team will confirm the right option during a site survey.
Yes. Timber frames sit naturally alongside trim trail equipment, letting you create a longer active route that mixes climbing with balance and agility challenges.
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