Gardens come in many different shapes and sizes. Some may define their garden as ‘small’. Yet it is big enough to accommodate a climbing frame. When looking at a wooden climbing frame, you need to consider many factors related to the build, safety and practicality of it.
Additionally, all our climbing frames are tested to comply with the European safety standard EN71 and is CE rated. The garden play equipment is thoroughly checked by each and every feature. This ensures that the climbing frame will not buckle. Additionally, there is no chance of any little heads or feet becoming trapped and that there’s no snags to rip clothes or, catch their skin.
To ensure your little ones don’t miss out on an outdoor climbing frame, we are going to show you some of the options to suit your small garden.
Monkey Bars
A wide range of our climbing frame ranges feature monkey bars. As children love climbing, hanging and crawling across. The monkey bars can be purchased on their own. Giving your little ones the opportunity to be king or queen of the jungle. The dimensions are 3m wide and 2.5m deep. A nice size, which won’t take over the garden. Enabling you to still utilise your garden for other uses.
Moreover, the fitting and fixtures come with all our garden play equipment. Thus meaning there is no need to purchase this as an additional. To keep the monkey bars secure, we provide you with one of a kind metal ground anchors which simply wedge into the ground.
BalconyFort Double Swing Green Slide
Willing to dedicate your whole garden to the kids climbing frame? The BalconyFort Double Swing Green Slide is a fantastic climbing frame. This play system gives your children an element of everything they could require for outdoor play. This playset is 4m wide, 3.5m deep with a platform height of 1.20m (3’11”) and is suitable for 3 – 14 year older.
Ensure that the climbing frame is in an area where the children are able to swing freely without anything coming into their way or causing them to have an accident.
Take a look at our full range of, both bigger and smaller, wooden climbing frames and find one to suit your garden.
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