Any brand recommendations?
Looking at something with a maximum size of 3x4m with swings, a slide, Etc.
Kids' climbing frames
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DeskJockey
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Kids' climbing frames
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Re: Kids' climbing frames
Where are you in the country DJ??
We went here - https://www.wickentoys.co.uk/. They’ve 40 or so frames set up for kids to play on.
Set ‘em loose and get whichever they end up playing on the most...
I’m sure you’ll find similar near where you live...
We went here - https://www.wickentoys.co.uk/. They’ve 40 or so frames set up for kids to play on.
Set ‘em loose and get whichever they end up playing on the most...
I’m sure you’ll find similar near where you live...
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DeskJockey
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Re: Kids' climbing frames
I have a variation on this, took some serious building but the kids have had more than the fair share of use out of it, youngest is 5 and even the older ones, 11 and 9, still use it now.
Needed painting with fencepaint every few years and comes up as new
https://www.selwood.com/toro-climbing-frame/
Needed painting with fencepaint every few years and comes up as new
https://www.selwood.com/toro-climbing-frame/
Re: Kids' climbing frames
That’s actually not that bad value - spiral slides are expensive enough on their own.
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Re: Kids' climbing frames
Mate owns Rainbow - www.rainbowplay.co.uk
Plus Costco has a big selection- https://www.costco.co.uk/Garden-Sheds-P ... /c/cos_9.7
Plus Costco has a big selection- https://www.costco.co.uk/Garden-Sheds-P ... /c/cos_9.7
Cheers,
Ian
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