Playground Equipment
Playground Equipment
Frequently Asked Questions
We supply a broad range of playground equipment, including SEN and inclusive play equipment, climbing equipment, trim trail, imaginative play, swings, slides, roundabouts and spinners, springers, seesaws, inground trampolines, play panels and sensory playground equipment. Both natural playground equipment and steel options are available to suit aesthetics and budget.
No - most clients start with a budget, a site and an age group, and we recommend a layout from there. A clear brief helps, but isn't essential.
Yes, our in-house playground equipment installers fit every project we supply. Installation covers groundworks, equipment fitting, surfacing and a post-completion inspection.
BS EN 1176 covers playground equipment and BS EN 1177 covers impact-attenuating surfacing. All our equipment is manufactured, installed and inspected to these standards.
For 8+ and teen users we recommend taller playground climbing frames, monkey bars, basket swings, spinning items and trim trail equipment that challenges balance and strength. Mixed-height multiplay with rope nets, climbing walls and slides also works well.
A balanced playground combines climbing, sliding, swinging, spinning, social and imaginative play (play panels and themed multiplay) and a quiet sensory or seating zone. The mix depends on age range, available space and accessibility requirements.
Visual checks weekly, operational checks monthly and an annual RPII inspection are the standard requirement. Properly installed equipment needs only minor attention to fastenings and moving parts between inspections.
Most school and community installs take one to three weeks on site, subject to groundworks, surfacing and equipment volume. Larger or bespoke schemes typically run four to six weeks.