Play Crazy Double Tower Climbing Frame with Swings

Wooden Double Tower Play Crazy Climbing Frame

Play Crazy children’s climbing frames are ofmodular design and based upon chunky wooden play towers which form the main part of the play frame. As these play centres are larger than some other climbing frames on the market, they can be more time consuming and difficult to build alone. For this reason you may wish to employ a professional climbing frame installer to assemble your playset so the stress of a DIY play frame is taken away. Our professional team of experienced climbing frame installers can ensure your play frame is installed quickly and safely.

Climbing frames from Play Crazy are designed to be sunken into the ground so that the legs of the play towers and swing sets can be concreted in. This increases the stability of the play frame making it safe and secure for children to play on. This method of installation is also an advantage if your garden or play area is not completely flat or level. Climbing frames which stand on top of grass or safety flooring require a level place in your garden to be installed whereas playsets which can be concreted into the g round such as Play Crazy climbing frames can cope with uneven ground and be made level by counteracting the slope or gradient in your garden.

The Double Tower climbing frame from Pla y Crazy pictured here features two spacious play forts joined by a bridge, a slide, picnic bench, swing set, cargo net, step ladder, rockwall and an enclosed lower playhouse.

This expansive playset is designed with lar ger gardens or play spaces in mind, however Play Crazy do offer single tower climbing frames to suit smaller gardens as well. The Double Tower climbing frame includes two solid wooden play towers which are sturdy and safe for children to climb on. Both play towers feature a play deck for children to climb to with enough room for several children to play together at once plus a solid wooden roof which shelters their play deck.

The first play fort included in this double tower climbing frame features a spacious wooden play deck which is enclosed around the outside by solid wooden walls with space between the walls and roof for children to see out of the play tower. Children can climb to the first play deck using either the cargo net at the back of the play frame or by going across the bridge from the other play fort.

A cargo net is a great way for children to build up their climbing skills, confidence, strength and coordination. The first play tower also includes a fireman’s pole as an exciting way for kids to get down from the play deck and a wavy slide at the front of the play frame. The wavy slide is a very popular climbing frame accessory and the wave in the middle of the slide makes it an even more exciting ride down from the play deck. Beneath the play deck is a wooden picnic table with a bench either side. The picnic table is sheltered by the play deck and is a handy additional accessory to add to your climbing frame. The picnic table makes a nice place for children to sit, kids can play games at the table, eat, drink and it is a fun place for kids to socialise too.

The wooden bridge joining the two wooden play towers is enclosed at the sides by safety netting to prevent any tumbles and help kids stay safely on a straight path as they cross the bridge.

The second play fort also features a solid wooden roof and a platform for children to climb to. The play deck is enclosed by wooden railings and walls to keep little ones safe while playing. Kids can climb to this play deck using either the bridge, the step ladder at the side of the play frame or the rockwall at the back of the playset. The rockwall is a slightly more challenging activity and it will test children’s strength and climbing ability. The step ladder however is a good confidence builder for younger children or less confident climbers and is an easier climb to the play deck.

Beneath the play deck of the second play tower there is a fully enclosed wooden play house. The lower playhouse includes its own window to let light in and a door at the front for children to go in and out of. A lower enclosed play cabin is a great sheltered area for children to play in with enough room for several children to play together.

The second play tower featured in this Play Crazy Double Tower climbing frame includes a swing beam adjoined to it at a right angle. The swing set features a baby bucket swing and a crow’s nest swing which is a fun seat for children to play on together. Crow’s nest swings are becoming a more popular climbing frame accessory and are great for encouraging children to play together. Play Crazy do offer a wide range of swing seats so these can be changed depending on your personal preference. Play Crazy also offer a wide range of accessories and toys to bring your climbing frames to life including telescopes, ship’s steering wheels, binoculars, periscopes and much more. The climbing frame pictured here includes a telescope, binoculars and steering wheels for children to have hours of fun with.

For more information visit www.playcrazy.co.uk.

If you would like help with the installation of your children’s climbing frame contact the climbing frame installers today. Our professional climbing frame builders can assemble your play frame in no time and ensure it is correctly installed and safe to play on. Our playset builders have years of experience in constructing outdoor play frames and offer an affordable installation service across Suffolk, Essex, Norfolk, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire and other counties across England.

Please call 07792309588 for a quote or email us at: install@climbingframeinstaller.co.uk.