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Recycled Silverleaf Sky Tower
$299,533This large recycled tower with multiple climbing walls, slides, and socialisation zones builds endurance, motor skills, strategic thinking, balance, coordination, and social bonds for tamariki. It uses post-consumer recycled materials alongside natural elements for an eco-friendly, durable option that supports sustainability goals while delivering adventurous, high-engagement play in parks, schools, or community spaces.
Eco-Climb Fortress
$291,804This mega climbing tower delivers challenges in grasping climbing sliding and social play for tamariki aged 3 to 12 holding up to 40 users. Spanning 11.8m by 10.6m and rising 9m high it features walls as small mountains to conquer plus slides for thrilling descents. Built from recycled natural materials including HPL panels with permanent graphics and stainless steel its tough for New Zealands wet and sunny conditions. Meets EN 1176 standards with a 1.8m free fall height.
Mega Slide Castle
$283,730This mega castle tākaro sparks jumping balancing sliding climbing and whānau play for tamariki aged 3 to 12 holding up to 40 users. Spanning 11.9m by 4.4m and rising 11.7m high it features a stainless steel tube slide safe polycarbonate windows and platforms for thrilling ascents. Built from powder coated galvanised steel HDPE panels HPL surfaces and stainless steel its tough for New Zealand’s wet and sunny conditions.
Double Tower Climber
$271,386This double tower tākaro setup sparks balancing, climbing, sliding, and whānau play for tamariki aged 3 to 12, holding up to 40 users. Spanning 9.7m by 7.0m and rising 5.3m high, it features tunnels, slides, and skill-building elements for coordination and courage. Built from HPL panels with recycled or natural options, it’s hardy for New Zealand’s wet and sunny conditions. Meets EN 1176 standards with a 3.0m free-fall height.
Jump & Slide Hub
$253,856This mega climbing tower delivers challenges in grasping jumping sliding and social play for tamariki aged 3 to 12. Spanning 13.7m by 9.2m and rising 8.6m high it features walls as small mountains to conquer plus slides for thrilling descents. Built from recycled natural materials including robinia wood HPL panels and stainless steel its tough for New Zealands wet and sunny conditions. Meets EN 1176 standards with a 2m free fall height.
Rope Race I
$245,890This extended rope frame bolsters kaha and endurance for tamariki 6-12. It fits 100 users, nurturing whānau ties in guarded areas. Long layout serves vast parks or sports paddocks, fuelling effort that lifts stamina and spirit. Top choice for councils and architects after resilient, easy options. Contact Creo today to partner on custom playground designs and builds tailored to your vision.
Mega Climber Castle
$239,290This linarium tākaro setup sparks climbing, balancing, jumping, sliding, and whānau play for tamariki aged 3 to 12, holding up to 24 users. Spanning 5.2m by 12.4m and rising 9.4m high, it features two alternating-direction slides, central ropes for bold climbs, and platforms for agility challenges. Built from powder-coated galvanised steel, LDPE rotomoulded elements, polycarbonate windows, and recycled materials, it’s hardy for New Zealand’s wet and sunny conditions. Meets EN 1176 standards.
Rope Race III
$236,597This extended rope race structure delivers thrilling, track-style play with long winding net tunnels, curves, and dynamic obstacles that push tamariki to race, build agility, and enjoy high-speed fun alone or with others. Designed for ages 6 to 12, it accommodates up to 60 users for busy, energetic sessions. Tough construction suits New Zealand’s weather, while the narrow, elongated footprint works well in linear parks, school grounds, and community areas, supporting hauora through vigorous movement, whānau play, and skill-building excitement.