The Climber’s Den
A single play tower structure designed for outdoor public playgrounds in parks, schools, and early childhood centres. Crafted from durable larch wood in a clean Nordic style, it features two vertical climbing nets for ascent and a fireman’s pole for descent. This setup encourages physical challenge, motor skill development, and balance while providing a focal point for active play.
$48,670
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| Materials | Powder-coated Aluminium posts (timber-look), HDPE panels, PVC-coated steel decks, and rotomoulded plastic slides/tunnels. |
This architect-designed play tower offers a straightforward climbing experience suited to natural playground settings common in New Zealand. The larch timber construction ensures longevity in outdoor conditions, with a simple aesthetic that integrates well into landscaped environments. Two vertical climbing nets on the sides provide challenging ascent routes that develop grip strength, coordination, and confidence in movement. Children descend quickly via the fireman’s pole, supporting risk assessment and body control. The open tower format promotes social interaction as groups climb, wait, and observe from height. Ideal for councils and schools seeking low-maintenance, nature-aligned equipment that supports physical literacy without dominating the site visually. The design emphasises natural materials and functional play over thematic excess, aligning with contemporary landscape approaches that prioritise integration with surroundings and developmental benefits through kinesthetic and vestibular challenges.
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