Recycled Spin Stone
$744This low-profile spinner in a stone-like design offers tamariki a fun, rotational experience that builds balance, coordination, spatial awareness, and social interaction through shared spinning. It uses post-consumer recycled materials alongside natural elements for an eco-friendly, durable option that supports sustainability goals while fitting seamlessly into parks, schools, or community spaces.
Medium Boulder
$731These Pour’n’Play rocks in the medium boulder style bring realistic scale and balanced challenge to playgrounds. Made from tough, recycled rubber granules, they feature irregular shapes with soft, flexible surfaces and strong UV resistance to cope with Aotearoa’s sun, rain, and heavy use. Perfect for stepping paths, moderate climbing, balance games, or creative obstacle layouts in schools, parks, and reserves. Adjustable placement lets you tune difficulty for tamariki of different ages, building coordination, strength, and confident play with low maintenance.
Small Boulder
$716These 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.
Stepper 300×400
$693The 300×400 steppers offer compact rectangular solutions for playgrounds. Slim low seating, quick balance steps, and precise edging in detailed or space-conscious layouts. Crafted from durable Pour’n’Play wet pour rubber granules for reliable safety and long-term performance. Choose from 21 colours or custom blends to suit your site. 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 400×500 – Value Range
$670The 400×500 steppers offer compact, budget-friendly versatility for playgrounds. Sturdy low seating, practical balance steps, and effective edging in a slightly narrower footprint. Made from durable Pour’n’Play wet pour rubber granules for reliable safety and solid performance in busy kiwi sites. Choose from 21 colours or custom blends to fit your needs. Ideal for councils building practical parks, schools creating inclusive zones, and landscape architects designing efficient spaces that encourage movement, whānau interaction, and a sense of whenua.
Stepper 300×300
$667These 300×300 mm steppers add extra fun and function to playground surfaces. Made from durable wet pour rubber, they support balance play, seating, edging, and imaginative exploration. Available in colour mixes, they are soft, safe, and long-lasting. Whānau enjoy the inclusive, engaging spaces created with these versatile elements.
Half 500
$610These Pour’n’Play half-spheres in the 500 mm size deliver a serious, high-impact challenge for playgrounds. Made from tough, recycled rubber granules, they provide soft, flexible surfaces with excellent UV resistance to handle Aotearoa’s sun, rain, and heavy use. Ideal for extra-wide stepping paths, powerful leaps, advanced balance activities, or large-scale obstacle courses in schools, parks, and reserves. Adjustable spacing lets you customise difficulty for tamariki of different ages, building strength, coordination, and confidence with minimal upkeep.
Stepper 400×400 – Value Range
$608Steppers deliver square, budget-friendly versatility for playgrounds. Compact low seating, balanced steps, and neat edging in modular or detailed layouts. Made from durable Pour’n’Play wet pour rubber granules for reliable safety and solid performance in busy kiwi sites. Choose from 21 colours or custom blends to match your vision. Ideal for councils building practical parks, schools creating inclusive zones, and landscape architects designing efficient spaces that encourage movement, whānau interaction, and a sense of whenua.
