Playground equipment

This large-scale outdoor chime set stands over 2.5 metres tall and delivers deep, resonant tones that can be felt throughout the body. Six chimes form a full C major pentatonic octave, always harmonious and easy to play by striking with the hand. Accessible from all sides, it suits everyone including wheelchair users and promotes inclusive, joyful music-making for tamariki and whānau in parks, schools, and public spaces. Built for durability in New Zealand conditions, it creates powerful, velvety sounds that draw people together.

This set of three colourful outdoor bells forms a ‘bunch’ tuned to complementary major chords in C Major (red), F Major (green), and G Major (blue). Each bell blooms as a flower with four petals of decreasing size and ascending pitch, producing pure tones with long sustain when struck using the attached mallet. The vibrant design draws tamariki in and encourages harmonious play. Fully accessible layout suits diverse users in playgrounds, parks, and schools.

This set of six outdoor chimes mimics slender cattails with tall stainless steel stems and dark brown velvety heads. Tuned to A minor pentatonic (A3, C4, D4, E4, G4, A4), they produce tranquil, harmonious tones when struck with small soft green mallets. The natural reed-like design blends into parks, trails, and woodlands while inviting playful interaction. Fully accessible for diverse users, it suits nature paths, sensory gardens, and public spaces. Durable aluminium and stainless steel construction withstands New Zealand weather, encouraging calm exploration, creativity, and waiata for tamariki and whānau.

This outdoor chime set features twelve anodised aluminium tubes tuned to a full diatonic C major scale from C4 to C5. Players strike the tubes to play recognisable melodies and explore a complete range of notes. The straight-line arrangement allows easy access for group play or solo performance. Fully inclusive design suits wheelchair users and diverse abilities. Durable construction handles New Zealand weather, making it ideal for schools, parks, playgrounds, and public spaces where tamariki and whānau enjoy creating music, building skills, and sharing waiata together.