Log Climb
This vertical log climb challenges tamariki to ascend using natural grips and hot-dipped galvanised brackets, building upper body strength, coordination, and self-assurance through progressive height gain. Suitable for ages 3-12, it supports up to 5 users at once. Durable construction withstands New Zealand weather and blends into outdoor taiao, encouraging inclusive active play, hauora, and whanaungatanga in schools, parks, and reserves.
Price range: $3,365 through $3,925
| Safety Fall Zone | 6.4 x 4.3m |
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| Product Dimensions | 2.6 x 0.5 x 2.65m |
| Fall Height | 2.1m |
| Users | 5 |
| Age | 3-12 |
| Materials | – |
This tall, vertical climbing structure features a series of sturdy logs or grips arranged for secure hand and foot placement, allowing children to pull themselves up step by step while testing grip, balance, and determination. It offers an empowering sense of achievement as tamariki reach higher levels, developing shoulder and arm strength, core stability, and confidence in a controlled, inclusive way that suits varied abilities. Ideal for fostering physical activity and social interaction, it accommodates up to 5 tamariki simultaneously in the 3-12 age group, promoting whanaungatanga through shared encouragement and turn-taking at different heights. Built with hot-dipped galvanised brackets for reliable, long-lasting grip and stability in our variable climate, the equipment integrates naturally into any taiao. With product dimensions of 2.6 x 0.5 x 2.65 m, a fall height of 2.1 m, and a required safety area of 6.4 x 4.3 m, it fits well on space-conscious sites like school playgrounds, council reserves, or landscape projects. The design supports independent progression and joyful exploration in a safe, rewarding vertical challenge.
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