Canopy Crest
This dual-tower tākaro setup offers climbing nets, slides, and linking passages for tamariki aged 3-12, holding up to 40 users. Spanning 12.8m x 6.0m and rising 8.8m high, it features a large hexagonal tower with platforms at 2.4m, 4.5m, and 6.5m, plus a small square tower, triangular platform, and polycarbonate roofs. Built from hardy robinia wood, stainless steel, and UV-stable polycarbonate, it’s tough for New Zealand’s wet and sunny spells.
$420,654
| Required Area | 15.39 x 9.57 m |
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| Product Dimensions | 12.79 x 6.01 m |
| Fall Height | 2.10 m |
| Users | 40 |
| Age | 3-12 |
| Materials | Robinia acacia wood, AISI 304 stainless steel, HPL/HDPE panels, polycarbonate, PP ropes |
Rev up outdoor play with this sturdy dual-tower playground, made for tamariki 3-12 and fitting 40 at once. At 12.8m long by 6.0m wide and 8.8m tall, it links a large hexagonal tower (platforms at 2.4m, 4.5m, 6.5m) to a small square tower with dual platforms, a triangular robinia platform, via four diamond passages with holds, a closed bridge with rope obstacles, a stair passage, and a three-dimensional net for bold climbs. Excitement slides down a 6.5m spiral tube and 0.9m open chute, all under coloured polycarbonate roofs for shelter.
Engineered for New Zealand’s changeable weather, it uses oil-rich robinia posts, rust-proof AISI 304 stainless steel frames, 13mm HPL panels, 10mm non-slip rubber floors, and 5-12mm UV-proof polycarbonate—all damp-resistant and corrosion-protected. Tower walls mix robinia boards with steel mesh for safe views.
For councils, schools, and landscape architects, it sharpens grasping, climbing, sliding, and whānau ties, while steadying emotions. EN 1176-1:2017 compliant, it requires a 15.4m x 9.6m safety zone.
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