by Climbing Frame Installer | Apr 27, 2011 | News
The Selwood Rocky Mountain Climbing Frame has a vast amount of play space for several children to use at once. The impressive wooden play deck has an area of 2.6 m (28 sq ft.) and a height of 1.5 m (5ft). The two tier wooden roof features 2 wooden dormers. Children...
by Climbing Frame Installer | Apr 27, 2011 | News
This set was sold through Costco in 2010. Its a solid wooden climbing frame. This comes with a moulded slide several children’s steering wheels, telescopes and a tic tac toe. The main legs are 4x4inchs wide and the floor and wall panels are over sized meaning...
by Climbing Frame Installer | Mar 16, 2011 | News
The Columbia Climbing Frame Swingset offers a modern twist to a classic look. It features a Tarp Roof with wood frame and attractive detail with colour coded plastics. A covered picnic table with sun/rain shade. 2 person swing glider and 2 belt swings which are easily...
by Climbing Frame Installer | Mar 15, 2011 | News
The Selwood Atlantis is a multi feature playset built from Cedar wood. The main fort has bay windows and wooden roof. It has a balcony area which is idea for telescopes and other climbing frame accessories. The deck height itself is 1.2m. The swing is a 3 position...
by Climbing Frame Installer | Mar 15, 2011 | Products
Many playsets and climbing frames are sold with belt swings rather than a solid seated swing. However accessories are available to adapt your climbing frame. If you have a child that is between the looking after them to toddler age then the toddler seat is for you....
by Climbing Frame Installer | Mar 15, 2011 | Products
Families are very often buying climbing frames and playsets to occupy one child while they are having another or for a way to keep an eye on them in the garden during summer. Climbing Frames are a great way to occupy your child or children and give them a focus whilst...
by Climbing Frame Installer | Mar 15, 2011 | Products
The manufactures are always going to try and earn money from selling set and it’s a big business. However with so many online climbing frame retailers and not so many display sites it’s hard to actually see what you’re going to buy. Many play sets have rock walls and...
by Climbing Frame Installer | Mar 15, 2011 | News
The Jungle Gym Club Climbing Frame is a highly compact tower with a sturdy wooden roof and is very stable set once built for the smaller garden or budget. With a base area of just 1.5sqm it is perfect for smaller gardens. But that doesn’t mean you will have to...
by Climbing Frame Installer | Mar 15, 2011 | News
The Selwood discovery wooden playset is an attractive cedar playcentre. It has the usual features of larger playsets but for the smaller garden and is priced to suit almost any budget. The Discovery has a 1.2m Play Deck, this can be accessed via a ladder rockwall....
by Climbing Frame Installer | Jan 17, 2011 | How-to Guides
What happens if a brace is found to be broken? Once your playset has been built its important to check that its level. If it’s not level then the playset could put a lot of pressure on one point of the playset. This breakage could cause problems making your climbing...
