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Playground Game Panels

Playground game panels from our playground play panels range bring classic games, puzzles and mazes to school, nursery and park playgrounds, encouraging turn-taking, problem solving and friendly competition. Two-player games and electronic challenges keep breaktimes busy, and many panels sit at an accessible height for inclusive play.

Animal Origins Maze Play Panel tactile maze linking animals to continents

Animal Origins Maze Play Panel

PlayTronic Memory and Reactions Play Panel electronic game buttons

PlayTronic Memory and Reactions Play Panel

Treasure Map Play Panel pirate-themed panel for imaginative play

Treasure Map Play Panel

Bug Eyes Chameleon Play Panel with reflective dome mirror eyes

Bug Eyes Chameleon Play Panel

Spider Explorer Play Panel

Pair Shaped Play Panel matching pairs memory game with shape spinners

Pair Shaped Play Panel

Spin Dice Play Panel giant spinning dice with pointer

Spin Dice Play Panel

Tile Slide Fish Puzzle Play Panel sliding tile puzzle with underwater scene

Tile Slide Fish Puzzle Play Panel

Maze Battle Play Panel 2-player head-to-head maze race game

Maze Battle Play Panel

Pond Explorer Play Panel

Ball Maze Play Panel circular tactile maze with captive ball

Ball Maze Play Panel

Flower Explorer Play Panel garden-themed panel with rotating flowers

Flower Explorer Play Panel

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Interactive Game Play Panels Case Studies

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FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about specifying, installing and maintaining Interactive Game Play Panels.
What games are available?

Choose from noughts and crosses, tic tac toe, three and four in a row, rock paper scissors, mazes, memory games, tile puzzles, pinball and more, across 28 designs.

Do any game panels need batteries?

Only one. The PlayTronic Memory and Reactions Play Panel is battery-powered, with two game modes and a score display, while the other panels are mechanical, using spinners, sliding counters and captive balls.

Are game panels suitable for inclusive play?

Yes. Many sit at an accessible height, and the larger 4 in a Row panel gives two players plenty of room side by side. For braille and sign language activities, see our inclusive play panels.

Can game panels stand on their own?

Yes. Panels such as the Pinball Play Panel stand on their own two-post frame, so they can go anywhere in the playground.

What other panels work well with games?

Pair them with outdoor educational play panels to mix learning with play, or sensory play panels for younger children.

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