- Our freestanding equipment enlightens imagination, fun, and creative play for all ages! Adding freestanding equipment expands the possibilities for play and ignites the physical and imaginative growth of our youth.
- Whether it's a sleek spiral, a thrilling wave, or a classic straight shoot, our slides are designed to turn every playground into a destination of excitement. Options for freestanding or customize your play structure and incorporate a spiral tube slide!
- Elevate the excitement and challenge of your playground by incorporating a rock climbing wall into your design! A rock climbing wall adds a dynamic element that transforms any play area into an adventure zone, offering kids a thrilling and engaging experience.
- Spring Riders are the classic playground favorites that bring joy to kids of all ages with their bouncy, whimsical motion. Designed as colorful animals, vehicles, and imaginative creatures, these play elements are mounted on durable springs that allow children to rock, bounce, and sway safely.
OUTDOOR COMMERCIAL PLAY STRUCTURES
2-5 Year Old Structures
Playgrounds are crucial for the development of a variety of motor skills in children aged 2-5. These activities support their physical, cognitive, and social development, providing a foundation for future skills and healthy growth.
- Jumping: Enhances leg strength, balance, and coordination.
- Climbing: Develops upper and lower body strength, as well as problem-solving skills.
- Swinging: Builds core strength and balance.
- Sliding: Helps with balance and coordination while providing sensory feedback.
- Balancing: Walking on low beams or stepping-stones improves equilibrium and core strength.
- Crawling: Strengthens arms, legs, and coordination, often seen in tunnel play.
- Grasping and Holding: Activities like gripping swing chains, climbing ropes, or holding onto playground bars enhance hand strength and dexterity.
- Manipulating Small Objects: Playing with sand, water toys, or interactive panels develops hand-eye coordination and finger dexterity.
- Scooping and Pouring: Using sand or water toys to scoop and pour materials improves precision and control.
Spatial awareness, static balance and bilateral coordination is developed through climbing up stairs, balancing on low beams and playing on oscillating play equipment
5-12 Year Old Structures
Playgrounds are essential environments for children aged 5-12 to develop a wide range of motor skills. These skills are critical for physical health, coordination, and overall development, setting the foundation for more complex movements and activities as they grow.
- Running: Enhances cardiovascular fitness, muscle strength, and coordination.
- Jumping: Develops leg strength, balance, and bone health.
- Climbing: Improves upper body strength, coordination, and problem-solving skills.
- Swinging: Enhances core strength, balance, and coordination.
- Sliding: Promotes balance and coordination while offering a sense of speed and motion.
- Balancing: Walking on beams or balancing structures improves core strength and equilibrium.
- Hanging: Using monkey bars or rings enhances grip strength and upper body.
2-12 Year Old Structures
Playgrounds are crucial for the development of a variety of motor skills in children aged 2-12. These activities support their physical, cognitive, and social development, providing a foundation for future skills and healthy growth.
- Jumping: Enhances leg strength, balance, and coordination.
- Climbing: Develops upper and lower body strength, as well as problem-solving skills.
- Swinging: Builds core strength and balance.
- Sliding: Helps with balance and coordination while providing sensory feedback.
- Balancing: Walking on low beams or stepping-stones improves equilibrium and core strength.
- Crawling: Strengthens arms, legs, and coordination, often seen in tunnel play
- Grasping and Holding: Activities like gripping swing chains, climbing ropes, or holding onto playground bars enhance hand strength and dexterity.
- Manipulating Small Objects: Playing with sand, water toys, or interactive panels develops hand-eye coordination and finger dexterity.
- Scooping and Pouring: Using sand or water toys to scoop and pour materials improves precision and control
Spatial awareness, static balance and bilateral coordination is developed through climbing up stairs, balancing on low beams and playing on oscillating play equipment
Freestanding Equipment
