Inclusive Roundabouts
Our inclusive playground roundabouts bring children together through fun, shared play. Designed with accessibility in mind, our range includes wheelchair-accessible roundabouts that encourage social interaction, movement and play in a welcoming, inclusive environment.
Why it matters
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
A wheelchair roundabout lets a wheelchair user ride with friends rather than watch from the side. Our range includes a roundabout for up to six users, a two-user version and a wheelchair-accessible mini carousel with a flush-to-the-ground design. Check each product page or data sheet for access details.
DDA roundabout is an older term, from the Disability Discrimination Act, for a roundabout that disabled children can use. In Great Britain the Act has since been replaced by the Equality Act 2010, and these are now usually called inclusive or wheelchair accessible roundabouts.
Yes. The Three Seater and Seated roundabouts have a back support bar or seated bar for added stability, and the Two Seater Roundabout has guarded seats with a central wheel so children control their own spin. For more shared inclusive play, see our inclusive trampolines.
Most of our inclusive roundabouts are listed for ages 3 to 12, while the Seated and Two Seater roundabouts suit ages 2 to 10.
Inclusive roundabouts need impact-absorbing surfacing across their safety area, as most list a fall height of 1,000mm. A firm, level finish such as wetpour also makes it easier for wheelchair users to reach the roundabout.
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