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Single Swing
$5,355This inclusive basket swing allows multiple tamariki to swing together, lying or sitting for shared fun. It builds balance, coordination, and social skills through gentle motion. Ideal for schools and parks, it encourages active play and whānau bonding in community spaces.
Sky Village
$33,212This four-tower playground set delivers diverse climbing, sliding, balancing, and social play opportunities for young tamariki. It sparks imagination, builds motor skills, and encourages cooperative fun in schools, parks, or community spaces, supporting hauora, whānau connections, and active outdoor lifestyles.
Slide Summit
POAThis expansive mega playground tower drives adventure and whānau connections for tamariki aged 3-12. It offers climbing walls to conquer like small mountains building endurance and strategy, tube slides for bold descents that spark courage, balancing elements for coordination, and wide platforms for socialising and jumping that nurture sharing and bonds. Spanning 11.8m x 10.6m with 9.0m height, it uses recycled steel, natural wood, and HDPE panels via ROTO FORM MASTER tech, compliant with EN 1176. Suits councils, kura, and landscape designs in Kiwi taiao. Safety zone: 14.3m x 13.7m (102m²).
Slide Tower Oasis
POAThis recycled tower tākaro setup sparks climbing, balancing, jumping, sliding, and whānau play for tamariki aged 3 to 12, holding up to 18 users. Spanning 5.4m by 4.9m and rising 4.6m high, it features a slide, climbing walls, and platforms for skill challenges. Built from powder-coated galvanised steel, 15mm HDPE panels, LDPE rotomoulded slides, and polycarbonate windows, it’s hardy for New Zealand’s wet and sunny conditions. Meets EN 1176 standards with a 1.2m free-fall height.
Slide With Timber Ladder
$14,973This natural climbing structure with ropes and platforms encourages tamariki to climb, balance, and explore heights in a robust wooden design. It builds strength, coordination, and confidence through active challenges. Ideal for schools and parks, it promotes whānau bonding and group adventures in community spaces.
Slope Climb
$6,614- This inclined playground equipment ramps progression, helping children incline and adapt in inclusive slopes.
- For ages 3-12 and 2 users, this sloped playground equipment covers 9.9 x 4.95 m at 45 degrees, sloping playgrounds.
- With hot-dipped galvanised brackets for incline, this playground equipment slopes safely, ensuring angled assurance.
Small Boulder
$630These Pour’n’Play rocks in the small boulder style bring natural texture and gentle challenge to playgrounds. Made from tough, recycled rubber granules, they offer irregular shapes with soft, flexible surfaces and strong UV resistance to handle Aotearoa’s sun, rain, and daily use. Ideal for stepping paths, low-level climbing, balance activities, or creative obstacle setups in schools, parks, and reserves. Adjustable placement lets you vary difficulty for tamariki of all ages, supporting coordination, strength, and safe exploration with low maintenance.
Small Boulder – Value Range
$500These Pour’n’Play rocks in the small boulder style offer natural appeal and gentle challenge at a practical price. Made from tough, recycled rubber granules, they provide irregular shapes with soft, flexible surfaces and strong UV resistance to endure Aotearoa’s sun, rain, and daily use. Great for stepping paths, low climbing, balance activities, or creative obstacle setups in schools, parks, and reserves. Adjustable placement lets you scale difficulty for tamariki of all ages, delivering durable, engaging play with low ongoing costs.
Small Carousel
$3,410This spinning carousel brings giggling fun and gentle rotation for small groups of tamariki. It builds balance, coordination, and social skills through shared spinning play. Ideal for schools and parks, it encourages active outdoor time and whānau involvement in community spaces.
Small Fort With Rope & Slide
$9,710This eco-friendly play set with balancing beams, climbing elements, and slide encourages tamariki to develop endurance, coordination, and social skills through natural movement. It promotes perseverance and group interaction in a sustainable design. Ideal for schools and parks, it supports whānau bonding and active outdoor play in community spaces.