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Play Structures for Ages 6–12

We manufacture play structures for the older age group: tall towers with slides, rope bridges, monkey bars, climbing-wall panels and elements that call for coordination and strength.

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What we manufacture

Tall towers

Platforms from 1.5 m with bridges between towers.

Rope elements

Nets, vertical climbs, rope bridges.

Monkey bars

Straight and curved — for grip and coordination.

Climbing-wall panels

Inclined and vertical walls with holds.

Dynamic slides

Tall, spiral and wave-shaped chutes.

Obstacle courses

Combined circuits built into the structure.

How a school-age structure differs from a preschool one

The main difference is complexity. Children aged 6–12 lose interest in simple stairs and low slides — they need a challenge: rope nets, vertical and inclined climbs, monkey bars, climbing-wall panels, bridges between towers at height.

Free-fall height rises accordingly, which raises the requirements for surfacing and safety zones. Rubber mulch under such a structure is laid in a thicker layer, and the clear zone around it is larger.

Such structures go on school grounds, in parks and on high-traffic public sites where dozens of children play at once.

Specifications

Age group6–12 years
Platform heightFrom 1.5 m
RopesReinforced cable in a polymer sleeve
FrameSteel tube, powder-coated
Ground surfacingExtra-thick rubber mulch
ComplianceGOST 52169 / EN 1176

Frequently asked questions

What surfacing does a tall structure need?
Shock-absorbing layer thickness is chosen based on the free-fall height of the tallest element: the taller the structure, the thicker the rubber mulch needs to be. It’s a key safety parameter, not a place to cut costs.
Is this suitable for a school playground?
Yes, it’s the standard format for schools: elements that demand coordination and strength keep 6–12 year-olds engaged and hold up under heavy use.

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Let’s calculate your project

Send us your site dimensions — we’ll prepare configuration options, an installation drawing with safety zones, and a cost estimate.