Our recycled plastic climbing frames combine adventurous, imaginative play with outstanding green credentials. Every tower, castle and multi-level unit is manufactured from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic waste, giving schools and nurseries, local authorities and community groups a climbing solution that lasts for decades without rotting, splintering or fading.
From the playful Woolacombe Play Boat and Exmouth Adventurer through to multi-deck structures like Ramsbury Towers, Redmoor Castle and Camelford Towers, our recycled plastic climbing frames are designed to challenge, inspire and develop children’s strength, coordination and confidence. Smaller units such as the Mini Quad and Instow Quad suit tighter playgrounds and EYFS settings, while flagship pieces deliver a real “wow factor” for primary schools, housing developments and leisure parks.
Our range covers everything from EYFS and nursery-age children right through to primary school and older. Smaller units like the Mini Quad and Instow Quad are ideal for younger children developing early climbing skills, while larger multi-deck structures such as Ramsbury Towers, Redmoor Castle and Camelford Towers offer greater challenge for confident climbers. Our design team will recommend the right mix for your specific age range during your free site visit.
Yes, and in many cases stronger over the long term. Recycled plastic doesn’t rot, warp, split or splinter the way timber can, which means the structural integrity of the climbing frame stays consistent year after year. Every unit is engineered and tested to fully comply with BSEN1176 and BSEN1177 safety standards, giving you complete peace of mind.
Yes. Any climbing frame with a fall height above 600mm requires impact-absorbing safety surfacing underneath, such as wetpour rubber, grass mats or bonded mulch. The exact specification depends on the critical fall height of the unit. Our team will calculate this for you and can supply and install the appropriate surfacing as part of your project.
In most cases, yes. Recycled plastic climbing frames can often be installed on embankments, slopes and uneven ground, and some of our range is specifically designed to take advantage of natural landscape features. We’ll assess your site during the free visit and recommend the best approach through our design and planning service, whether that means levelling, using embankment-friendly equipment, or designing around the contours.
Our recycled plastic climbing frames are designed for a very long service life, typically outlasting equivalent timber units by three to four times. They won’t rot, split or need regular re-staining, which means fewer replacements, less downtime and significantly lower lifetime costs. Our inspections and maintenance service helps keep your equipment in top condition throughout its life. At the end of their service life, the material can be fully recycled again into new products.
"Please note that we don't offer domestic / home garden play equipment generally."
