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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.
Half 700 – Value Range
$644These Pour’n’Play half-spheres in the 700 mm size deliver maximum play impact at a practical price. Made from tough, recycled rubber granules, they provide soft, flexible surfaces with strong UV resistance that stands up to Aotearoa’s sun, rain, and heavy use. Ideal for very wide stepping paths, powerful leaps, advanced balance challenges, or expansive obstacle courses in schools, parks, and reserves. Adjustable layouts let you scale difficulty for tamariki of different ages, offering durable, high-engagement fun and skill-building with low ongoing costs.
Hammock
$6,701This group hammock brings relaxing swaying and shared calm for tamariki as they lie or sit together. It builds balance, social skills, and sensory awareness through gentle motion. Ideal for schools and parks, it encourages whānau bonding and peaceful outdoor play in community spaces.
Hammock
$5,783- This calming playground equipment provides sensory solace, allowing children to sway and unwind in inclusive relaxation.
- For ages 3-12 and 4 users, this swaying playground equipment fits 3.8 x 5.15 m, adding calm to playgrounds.
- Featuring hot-dipped galvanised brackets for sway, this playground equipment rocks gently, ensuring restful safety.
Hang Bar
$1,780This sturdy set of horizontal bars supports flips and strength-building play. It encourages tamariki to develop coordination, balance, and confidence in a safe way. Ideal for schools and community spaces, it promotes whānau involvement and active outdoor fun in any whare or park setting.
Hanging Carousel
$8,447This carousel with three hanging rubber seats brings spinning excitement and giggles for small groups of tamariki. It builds balance, coordination, and spatial awareness through dynamic rotation. Ideal for schools and parks, it encourages active play and whānau involvement in community spaces.
Hawk
POAThis hawk-shaped play feature uses a Pour’n’Play rubber system that encourages balancing, climbing, perching, jumping, and imaginative raptor adventures. Tamariki can scale its broad wings, balance along its body, perch on its back, and pretend to soar above the bush hunting for prey. It suits native bird zones, bush-themed areas, or general playground spaces. Made from durable recycled rubber, it promotes active, creative play while meeting safety standards. A powerful, taonga-inspired choice for tamariki of all abilities.
Hexagonal Rope Frames
$7,355This hexagonal rope frame structure encourages tamariki to climb, balance and swing in a challenging 3D play space. Strong galvanised steel and durable ropes create a safe, low-maintenance feature for schools and community parks across Aotearoa. Perfect for building strength, coordination and confidence while inviting whānau to join the fun.
Hut N’ Slide
$15,099This playhouse with climbing and sliding elements encourages tamariki to explore, socialise, and role-play together. It builds coordination, imagination, and confidence through active group fun. Ideal for schools and parks, it promotes whānau bonding and inclusive outdoor play in community spaces.
Inclusive 1
$99,900This complete playground build package creates an inclusive, accessible space for tamariki of all abilities aged 1+. It features a large inclusive adventure station, rubber steppers for balance, and a relaxing hammock. Full Pour’n’Play rubber surfacing with high-contrast colours, timber edging, full installation, safety fencing, and SSSP ensure safety, accessibility, and whānau confidence.