Recycled Watchtower Fort
$63,867This multi-activity climbing structure with slide and swings, built from recycled materials, encourages climbing, sliding, swinging, balance, endurance, and social play for tamariki. It combines towers, nets, platforms, and motion elements to build motor skills, confidence, perseverance, and cooperation. A versatile, eco-conscious option for sustainable playgrounds in schools and public spaces.
Fort With Water Play
$62,183This natural wood water play station invites tamariki to experiment with channels, pumps and flows, sparking creativity and sensory exploration. Inclusive design supports varied abilities, encouraging whanaunga interaction while promoting kaitiakitanga through sustainable, durable materials perfect for schools and community parks.
Recycled Chariot Quest
$59,637This multi-level climbing and sliding structure with nets, platforms, and varied challenges builds strength, agility, coordination, and social skills for tamariki. It uses post-consumer recycled materials alongside natural elements for an eco-friendly, durable option that supports sustainability goals while providing engaging, adventurous play in parks, schools, or community spaces.
Recycled Melody’s Retreat
$59,587This large inclusive play structure with climbing walls, slides, platforms, and social zones builds endurance, motor skills, strategic thinking, coordination, and social bonds for tamariki, including those with disabilities. It uses post-consumer recycled materials alongside natural elements for an eco-friendly, durable option that supports sustainability goals while delivering adventurous, accessible play in parks, schools, or community spaces.
Recycled The Outpost
$59,299This multi-tower climbing structure, built from recycled materials, encourages physical challenges, balance, endurance, and social play for tamariki. It combines climbing walls, platforms, slides, and balancing elements to build motor skills, confidence, and cooperation in an engaging way. A solid option for sustainable, active playgrounds in schools and public spaces.
Adventure Link
$59,279Two compact larch timber play towers linked by an inclined V-bridge for crossing at height. Includes an inclined typhoon rope climbing net, a slide, a tube slide, and a musical instrument. Children balance across the bridge, crawl or climb the net, slide down in varied ways, play music, hide, seek, and engage in parallel or group activities. Suited to supervised early years settings, it develops coordination, focus, body control, and social play within a natural timber structure that fits sensitively into landscape designs.
Recycled Adventure Fort
$58,559This large multi-tower playground in recycled materials inspires whānau to climb, slide, and explore collaboratively, building coordination, confidence, social skills, and physical strength through varied multi-level challenges. The eco-friendly build suits expansive parks, schools, or reserves, ensuring sustainable hauora in New Zealand’s outdoor conditions.
Recycled Skyward Fortress
$57,369This single-tower climbing and sliding structure with nets, platforms, and interactive elements builds strength, agility, coordination, confidence, and social skills for tamariki. It uses post-consumer recycled materials alongside natural elements for an eco-friendly, durable option that supports sustainability goals while delivering adventurous, engaging play in parks, schools, or community spaces.
Tower Net Pillars
$57,042This tall spider web-style rope net tower delivers thrilling high-level climbing for older tamariki. Multi-level ropes and bounce zone build strength, balance, and coordination while encouraging group adventure. Durable construction creates a striking feature for parks or schools, blending excitement with the whenua and promoting kaitiakitanga through long-lasting materials across Aotearoa.
Atomic Climber 9
$56,912This bubble-themed fitness set suits parks and schools, offering climbing walls, balancing elements and grasping holds for tamariki to build strength, coordination and courage. Its colourful design connects children to te taiao, encouraging active challenges while gathering whānau in safe, social play.
