Constructing a Double Tower Climbing Frame from Play Crazy
The double tower climbing frame pictured here features two expansive wooden play forts, a swing set, bridge, slide, an enclosed lower playhouse, step ladder, cargo net, fireman’s pole and more. Due to this climbing frame having two play towers and a swing beam it is more suited to larger gardens.
Play Crazy climbing frames are engineered from chunky wooden timbers which are tested to commercial grade strength. The double tower climbing frame does not have a maximum age limit like other smaller play frames from different manufacturers do so children of all ages can play, therefore a Play Crazy climbing frame will last your family for longer as children will grow out of it less quickly.
The Double Tower climbing frame featured has been sunken into the ground and concreted in to help maximise the stability of the play frame. The legs of the main play forts and the swing set are designed to be sunken into the ground and can be shifted to counteract any unevenness in your garden, whereas some climbing frames from other manufacturers which cannot be sunken into the ground will require a very flat area to be safely installed.
This double tower climbing frame from Play Crazy includes two wooden play towers, both feature a wooden play deck for children to climb to and a wooden roof over the play fort. The play towers are joined by a wooden bridge which links both the play 
decks together. The bridge is enclosed by safety netting either side to keep little ones safe while playing.
The first play tower features a railed play deck which children can climb to using the step ladder at the side of the climbing frame. The step ladder provides an easy climb so even younger ones can reach the play deck safely. The first play fort also includes a fireman’s pole at the back of the playset and a wavy slide at the front as ways for children to exit the play deck. The fireman’s pole is a popular fun accessory and the slide provides an exciting way for kids to exit the play deck too.
Beneath the play deck there is a wooden picnic table with a bench either side for children to sit at. A picnic table is a great additional accessory to a children’s climbing frame as it is a nice place for kids to sit, children can rest between play, play games at the table and of 
course it is great for picnics.
The second play tower also features a railed play deck which children can climb to using the cargo net at the back of the climbing frame or by climbing across the bridge from the other play deck. The second play tower also features a lower enclosed playhouse beneath the play deck which kids will love. The playhouse includes a door underneath the bridge which can be opened and cl
os ed. Kids will love having their very own playhouse to play in. It is spacious and sheltered so makes a great play cabin.
The second play tower features the swing set which adjoins to it at a right angle. The swing beam features two rigid plastic swing seats as well as a crow’s nest swing which is becoming a more popular climbing frame 
swing accessory. The crow’s nest has space for more than one child at a ti
me so is perfect for siblings to swing together and is ideal for younger children.
Play Crazy also offer a huge selection of fun accessories to choose from to add to your climbing frame and provide even more fun factor for 
your kids. The double tower playset pictured includes a letterbox, a telescope and steering wheel which can inspire brilliant games for children to stay amused with.
For more information visit www.playcrazy.co.uk.
For assistance with the assembly of your climbing frame contact the climbing frame installers today. Our professional climbing frame builders have years of experience in constructing outdoor play frames and will ensure yours is built quickly and safely.
For a quote please call 07792309588 or email: install@climbingframeinstaller.co.uk.
