Large Robinia Multi-Platform Adventure Trail with Nets, Ladders & Slide

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Robinia Playground Equipment

P-DKDA60822

This large Robinia multi-platform adventure trail creates an expansive elevated play experience combining climbing, balancing, scrambling and sliding across a connected series of timber structures. Designed to encourage exploration and progressive challenge, it provides multiple access points, elevated decks and varied climbing routes within a single integrated layout. Constructed from durable natural Robinia timber, this structure is ideal as a centrepiece for schools, parks and large public play areas seeking a high-capacity adventure play solution.

Equipment Type:
Robinia multi-unit climbing and adventure trail
Materials:
- Natural Robinia timber posts and beams
- Steel-cored climbing ropes and nets
- Stainless steel fixings
- Stainless steel slide
Key Elements Included:
- Multiple elevated timber platforms
- Interlinked climbing nets and rope bridges
- Inclined timber ladder access
- Balance and stepping post entry section
- High-level handrail beams
- Integrated slide exit
Design Features:
- Multi-access layout with progressive difficulty levels
- Several interconnected play zones
- Elevated decks for lookout and social play
- Open structure for clear visibility and supervision
- Modular configuration – adaptable to site layout
Play Benefits:
- Builds strength, balance and coordination
- Encourages confidence and risk assessment
- Supports route planning and problem-solving
- Promotes social and cooperative play
Installation:
- In-ground installation
- Suitable for grass, soil, bark mulch or wetpour surfacing
Durability & Maintenance:
- Naturally rot-resistant Robinia timber
- Designed for intensive public use
- Low maintenance natural finish
Applications:
- School playgrounds
- Public parks and open spaces
- Large adventure and destination play areas
- Forest school and natural play environments
Standards:
- Designed to meet BS EN 1176 playground safety standards