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Climbing Cubes & Timber Play Frames

Climbing cubes and timber play frames give children a compact, challenge-packed way to climb, balance and traverse while developing strength, coordination and confidence. Part of our playground climbing equipment range, they link activities such as traverse walls, rope walks, nets and slaloms, from small triangular units for tighter spaces to larger multi-sided frames. Ideal for schools, parks and public play areas.

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Tri-Timber Play Challenge 4 Option 3

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Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about specifying, installing and maintaining Climbing Cubes.
What is the difference between climbing cubes and clamber stacks?

Climbing cubes and timber play frames are structured frames with defined activities, such as traverse walls, nets and slaloms, linked in a set layout. Clamber stacks use irregular timbers and rope to create a natural-looking pile of logs with freer, multi-directional routes.

How much space does a Tri-Timber Play Challenge need?

The smallest unit, Tri-Timber Play Challenge 1 Option 1, has a footprint of around 1.8m by 1.6m, a 17.94m² safety area and a fall height of 595mm. Larger options with more activities need more room, so check the dimensions on each product page.

Are the frames built for outdoor use?

Yes. Tri-Timber Play Challenge units and timber play frames such as the Circuit are fitted with steel feet as standard and designed for long-lasting durability in schools, parks and community play areas. Tri-Timber units are also available in different steel colours on request.

Can a play frame work as part of a trim trail?

Yes. Larger Tri-Timber Play Challenge options link up to nine activities into a multi-sided trail, and the frames sit comfortably alongside our trim trail equipment to create a longer active route.

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