Star Net
POAThis rope playground structure offers safe, engaging play for tamariki aged 6 to 12. Built with durable materials like powder-coated steel and reinforced ropes, it features climbing nets and a slide to promote physical activity and coordination. The design ensures accessibility and meets international safety standards, making it ideal for schools and parks. With space for up to 49 users, it fosters whānau connections in community spaces. Prioritise quality on your whenua with this robust option.
Tui
POAThis tui play feature uses a Pour’n’Play rubber system that encourages balancing, climbing, perching, exploring, and imaginative native bird adventures. Tamariki can climb over its form, balance along its body, use it as a seat, and pretend to sing in the treetops with forest friends. It suits bush-themed zones, native gardens, or general playground areas. Made from durable recycled rubber, it promotes active, creative play while meeting safety standards. A taonga-inspired, engaging choice for tamariki of all abilities.
Tortoise
POAThis tortoise play feature uses a Pour’n’Play rubber system that encourages balancing, climbing, slow exploration, crawling, and imaginative ancient adventures. Tamariki can clamber onto its broad shell, balance along its textured back, crawl under its legs, and pretend to wander through timeless bush or desert. It suits native-themed zones, nature gardens, or general playground spaces. Made from durable recycled rubber, it promotes active, creative play while meeting safety standards. A thoughtful, engaging choice for tamariki of all abilities.
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.
Fish
POAThis fish-shaped play feature uses a Pour’n’Play rubber system that encourages balancing, jumping, climbing, bouncing, and imaginative ocean adventures. Tamariki can climb over its curved body, leap across fins, explore its textured form, and pretend to dive into the sea. It suits water play zones, beach themes, or general playground areas. Made from durable recycled rubber, it promotes active, creative play while meeting safety standards. A vibrant, engaging option for tamariki of all abilities. (84 words)
Frog
POAThis frog-shaped play feature uses a Pour’n’Play rubber system that encourages balancing, jumping, climbing, hopping, and imaginative wetland adventures. Tamariki can leap onto its back, balance across its legs, explore its textured body, and pretend to hop through the pond. It suits nature-themed zones, water play areas, or general playground spaces. Made from durable recycled rubber, it promotes active, creative play while meeting safety standards. A lively, engaging choice for tamariki of all abilities.
Treetop Net Set II
POAThis large triangular rope net structure offers high-level climbing, hanging, and exploration for older tamariki. The nature-inspired design builds strength, flexibility, and coordination while supporting group play and adventure. Durable ropes ensure safe, long-lasting fun in parks or schools, blending with the whenua across Aotearoa. Perfect for fostering teamwork and imagination.
Tower Net Ultra
POAThis massive tower net structure with central trampoline delivers extreme aerial adventure for older tamariki. Multi-level climbing, bouncing, and hanging build strength, balance, and teamwork on a grand scale. Durable ropes create a spider web-like form that stands out in large parks, blending excitement with the whenua while promoting kaitiakitanga through long-lasting design across Aotearoa.
Tower Net Small II
POAThis rope net tower brings dynamic climbing and hanging for older tamariki. Multi-level ropes build strength, balance, and coordination while supporting group play and adventure. Durable construction creates an exciting feature for parks or schools, blending seamlessly with the whenua and promoting kaitiakitanga through long-lasting materials across Aotearoa.