Selwood Product’s Flat Pack Three Piece Wavy Slide Installation
Selwood Product’s climbing frames come in a whole variety of shapes and sizes with different combinations of exciting accessories. Selwood playsets feature a few different types of slide including straight slides, tube slides, wavy slides and flat pack slides.
Climbing frames within the Selwood range which feature a flat pack slide include the Skyfort, the Pathfinder, the Arlington and the Stonefield Cottage climbing frame.
The flat pack slide comes in pieces just as the tube slides from Selwood do for easy packaging and delivery. 
The flat pack wavy slides feature three main parts, the moulded plastic sides and the main part of the slide which is flexible on its own.
Selwood flat pack slides also come with three pieces of wood to help make the slide rigid once put together. The wood which is placed across the underneath of the slide adds strength to the slide and prevents the middle part from flexing once the slide has been installed.
Slides are a fantastic addition to children’s playsets and are a very popular accessory in most outdoor climbing frames. The wavy flat pack slide is great for hours of fun and children can be supervised the whole way down as opposed to enclosed tube slides where kids cannot be watched the whole way down.
Therefore the wavy slide may be the best choice for your climbing frame if there are younger children in the family who need supervision or help on the slide. The slight wave in the middle of the slide also 
adds a bit of speed to the ride down to make the wavy slide a super exciting accessory in Selwood climbing frames.
The Skyfort climbing frame from Selwood features a flat pack slide wavy slide and also includes a play tower plus a play cabin, a balcony box, a swing set, picnic bench, a rockwall, climbing ladder and monkey bars.
Selwood climbing frames are designed to stand on top of grass or a safety surface and cannot be sunken into the ground like some play frames can be to increase their stability. As Selwood play frames must stand on top of the ground they have to be installed in a flat area of garden to ensure they are stable enough to play safely on. If you have a garden that is not completely flat it may be better for you to look into a climbing frame that can be dug into the ground to counteract any gradient in your garden.
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For help with the installation of your climbing frame contact the climbing frame installers today. Our certified play frame builders can have your playset built in no time and will ensure it is correctly installed and safe to play on. Our experienced climbing frame installers are happy to help with installations across England and Wales.
For a quote please call 07792309588 or email: install@climbingframeinstaller.co.uk.
