Play Crazy Double Tower Climbing Frame Installation
At Climbing Frame Installer, we provide a professional yet affordable installation service as we know that not everyone has the time to assemble a climbing frame from scratch and a DIY play frame can be quite a daunting prospect if you are not familiar with the parts, fixtures and fittings. Our team of climbing frame installers have years of experience in constructing children’s playsets and can ensure your play frame is installed quickly and correctly, and safe for your children to play on.
The bespoke climbing frame from Play Crazy featured here is designed for a large garden space or play area. This double tower climbing frame is definitely jam packed with activities which will keep kids amused for hours. The playset includes two expansive wooden play towers joined together by a bridge, with a swing set either end of the play frame.
The first play tower includes a spacious play deck for children to climb to which is sheltered by a solid wooden roof to keep it shaded from strong sunlight on sunny days but also to keep it relatively dry in wet weather. The play deck is railed around the outside to keep little ones safe plus it allows children to see out of the play tower across the garden.
Kids can climb to the play tower using the rockwall at the back of the playset or the step ladder at the front of the play tower. The step ladder offers a slightly easier climb than the rockwall for younger children or less confident climbers to build confidence on and reach the play deck safely. The rockwall is a more challenging activity for children to test their strength and coordination on.
The play tower also includes a wavy slide at the front as a way for kids to exit the play deck. Slides are a popular climbing frame accessory which kids can have hours of fun on and are a great way of getting down from the play deck. Underneath the play deck in the first play tower of this playset is a wooden picnic bench. The picnic bench beneath the play deck is a handy place for kids to have a rest between play, for drinks and snacks, games and even for kids to socialise. The picnic bench is sheltered by the play deck so will be kept dry and also will be a cool place to sit on hot sunny days.
The second play tower is joined to the first by a wooden bridge which children can climb across from one play deck to the other. The bridge is enclosed by safety netting either side to keep little ones safe and kids will love running from one play fort to the other.
The second play tower features a railed play deck also, the same as the first tower with a solid wooden roof to provide shelter and protection inside the
play fort. The play deck is spacious enough for several children to play in at once and makes a great platform for children to climb to. The second tower’s play deck can be reached using either the second wooden step ladder at the front of the play fort or the cargo net at the back. The cargo net is another challenging climb for older children or confident climbers to show off their strength and coordination on. The second play tower also includes a wavy slide at the front of the play tower for children to exit the play deck. The two slides at the front of the climbing frame are relatively side by side so kids can race each other down the slides and have hours of fun.
Beneath the play deck in the second play tower of this double tower climbing frame from Play Crazy is an enclosed wooden play cabin. The fully enclosed lower playhouse provides children with a fun secret play den which is sheltered and safe to play in whatever the weather. The spacious playhouse allows kids to play together and even has space to store other outdoor toys in. The playhouse includes a door opening at the side and a window to let light inside.
To the side of the second play fort is one swing set which includes a tyre swing as well as two single normal swing seats. The tyre swing is a fun variation of the normal swing seat which kids will enjoy playing on. Swing sets are an iconic part of a kid’s climbing frame plus this particular double tower climbing frame also includes a second swing beam at the opposite end of the playset adjoined to the first play tower. The second swing beam is not only a swing beam but it is monkey bars also. The monkey bar swing beam features a crow’s nest swing which is a basket swing that kids sit in the middle of.
Monkey bar swing beams combined are a popular climbing frame accessory as they save space and provide two activities in the space of one. This playset really does have everything that kids could dream of, and monkey bars are a great way for children to build their strength and coordination on.
For help with installing your playset, contact the climbing frame installers today. Our certified climbing frame builders have years of experience in assembling play frames and can ensure yours is professionally and quickly installed. We offer a professional but affordable installation service to ensure your climbing frame is built safely for kids to play on.
For a quote please call 07792309588 or email: install@climbingframeinstaller.co.uk.
