Fixed 600
$1,640These fixed balance balls in the 600 mm size offer strong stability and noticeable challenge for playgrounds. Made with durable, galvanized and powder-coated steel components designed for outdoor use in Aotearoa, they deliver reliable performance through sun, rain, and heavy play. Suited to wide stepping sequences, balance trails, or obstacle setups in schools, parks, and reserves. They support core strength, coordination, and confidence in tamariki of all ages with no moving parts, secure fixing, and low maintenance.
Stepper 600×500
$1,332These 600×500 mm steppers add practical play and seating options to playground surfaces. Built from tough wet pour rubber, they form wider stepping paths, balance challenges, informal benches, or zone markers. The value range uses smart colour blends for affordability, delivering soft, safe, and durable surfaces. Tamariki build skills and confidence through active use, while whānau benefit from inclusive, welcoming outdoor spaces.
Fixed 700 – Value Range
$1,310These fixed balance balls in the 700 mm size deliver maximum stability and challenge at a practical price. Made with durable, galvanized and powder-coated steel components built for outdoor use in Aotearoa, they offer reliable performance through sun, rain, and heavy play. Suited to wide stepping sequences, advanced balance trails, or large obstacle setups in schools, parks, and reserves. They encourage core strength, coordination, and confidence in tamariki of all ages with no moving parts, simple installation, and low maintenance.
Stepper 600×400
$1,187The 600×400 steppers offer compact, practical solutions for playgrounds. Reliable low seating, quick balance steps, and tidy edging in narrower spaces. Crafted from durable Pour’n’Play wet pour rubber granules for solid safety and long-term performance in busy kiwi areas. Ideal for councils creating accessible parks, schools supporting inclusive play, and landscape architects designing efficient spaces that promote movement, whānau interaction, and a sense of whenua.
Stepper 600×300
$1,109These 600×300 mm steppers bring premium quality to playground surfaces. Crafted from high-grade wet pour rubber in solid, vibrant colours, they create striking balance paths, stepping features, informal seating, or clear zone boundaries. Soft underfoot yet highly durable, they offer excellent safety and longevity in New Zealand conditions. Tamariki enjoy confident, engaging play that builds skills, while whānau value inclusive, visually appealing outdoor spaces.
Half 700
$1,049These Pour’n’Play half-spheres in the 700 mm size deliver an imposing, high-level challenge for playgrounds. Made from tough, recycled rubber granules, they provide soft, flexible surfaces with excellent UV resistance to endure Aotearoa’s sun, rain, and heavy use. Suited to very wide stepping paths, powerful dynamic leaps, advanced balance activities, or expansive obstacle designs in schools, parks, and reserves. Adjustable spacing lets you tailor difficulty for tamariki of different ages, promoting strength, coordination, and bold movement with low maintenance.
Fixed 500
$956These fixed balance balls in the 500 mm size provide solid stability and meaningful challenge for playgrounds. Made with durable, galvanized and powder-coated steel components built for outdoor use in Aotearoa, they ensure reliable performance through sun, rain, and heavy play. Ideal for medium-wide stepping sequences, balance trails, or obstacle setups in schools, parks, and reserves. They help tamariki build core strength, coordination, and confidence across all ages with no moving parts, secure fixing, and low maintenance.
Stepper 600×500 – Value Range
$903Add practical value to playgrounds with 600×500 steppers that deliver reliable seating, balance challenges, and clear edging for everyday play. Crafted from durable Pour’n’Play wet pour rubber granules using highly UV-resistant for long-term safety and flexibility in busy kiwi spaces. Pick from 21 colours or custom blends to match your vision. Great for councils building accessible parks, schools creating inclusive zones, and landscape architects designing functional, engaging areas that support movement, connection, and a sense of whenua.