Playground Equipment

Adventure and fitness trails are common playpark and playground equipment specially developed for children. They are commonly found in playgrounds, play areas, hotels, restaurants, cafes, holiday resorts, playparks, schools and nurseries and commonly consist of nets, bars, rope, obstacle courses, monkey bars and bridges.

Climbing frames and nets are a common form of playpark, soft play, park and playground equipment commonly used by children. Common type of nets and climbing frames include cargo nets, net bridges, soft play net, army nets, wooden climbing frames, wooden climbing frames, plastic climbing frames, climbing frames with add slides, and climbing frames with swings.

Indoor and soft play equipment is commonly used by children and is found recreationally in indoor playparks and playground found in hotels, gyms, cafes, holiday resorts and designed recreational places. Common equipment includes slides, merry-go-rounds, rockers, roundabouts, climbing frames, jungle gyms, and monkey bars.

Outdoor classrooms are learning spaces which are located outside in nurseries, preschools and schools. This means that specialist outdoor equipment is required which can aid learning, ensure comfort and encourage play. Common types of equipment include furniture and sheltering as well as areas which encourage play and exploration including playparks and learning centres.

Play area surfacing is material which lies in playground and play parks under playground equipment to provide asethitics and safety. It us usually made from wood or rubber, including rubber tiles, poured rubber and loose rubber mulch (commonly made from recycled tyres).

Playgrounds, commonly known as play parks, are areas for children to play and explore. Within playgrounds, there is usually a wide range of play equipment as well as areas for sitting and relaxing, areas of shelter in case of rain or sun, aesthetic additions like planters and fencing and practical solutions for storage and waste disposal.

Playhouses, also commonly known as a Wendy house, are small houses specially designed for children and housed outside. While playhouses are generally built and designed for children’s outdoor play, they also serve a wide variety of other functions include as a kennel, shed, storage, office, sun room and smoking room.

Sand, water and environmental play is the experience of playing with sand, water and natural elements like mud and foliage, in nurseries, preschools and schools, with the aim of fuelling children’s curiosity and imagination. Types of sand, water and environmental play equipment includes sand pits, spades, buckets, rackets, sieves, water trays, water tables, boats, hoses, beach boxes, bridges, mud kitchens, and play huts.

Spring mobiles and rockers fall under the category of park, outdoor play or playground equipment and are commonly found in parks, playparks, playgrounds, holiday resorts, schools, nurseries and preschools, as well as other recreational areas specifically developed for children.

Swings, slides and roundabouts fall under the category of park, outdoor play or playground equipment and are commonly found in parks, playparks, playgrounds, holiday resorts, schools, nurseries and preschools, as well as other recreational areas specifically developed for children. They provide children with an opportunity to play in a safe and fun way.