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Arundel Wooden Play Centre This smaller-sized climbing frame is great to fit into almost any space at all, giving all children the opportunity for active and adventurous play in the summer sun.The tall tower has a roofed platform on the top to keep you out of the sun while playing, while underneath is a sandpit area with seating for relaxing on. But when it's playtime you can climb to the top of the platform up a commando net - then slide down again on the great green wavy slide. A really great climbing frame!Climbing Frame Features• A tall tower with roofed platform• Integrated sand pit with seating• Commando net• Fun wavy slideClimbing Frame Dimensions• Platform Size: 0.9m x 0.9m (36” x 36”)• Platform Height: 1.5m (59”)• Overall Height: 3.2m (126”)• Tower Dimensions: 0.9m x 0.9m x 3.2m• Slide Length 3.0m (118”)Climbing Frame Specifications• Manufacturer: Action Climbing Frames• Ages: 3 to 11 years• Materials: Timber and plastics• Colours: Natural finish, greenPressure-treated planed rectangular timber has been used to minimise splits and cracks of the frame. Detailed assembly instructions and all necessary fittings are provided to make the construction of this fantastic piece of garden furniture a straightforward DIY job, but bear in mind that this unit is very large and quite complicated; it will definitely require a bit of planning before setting it all up.Please note that the dimensions supplied correspond to the layout in the photos and will change if you choose to assemble the unit in a different configuration.NB THIS ITEM IS NOT SUITABLE FOR COMMERCIAL USEAbout Action Climbing FramesHaving worked in the outdoor play sector since the 1980s, Action introduced their Action Climbing Frames range in 2001. Offering fun and challenging frames for children to explore an play in, all made to the very highest standard and exceeding EN71 standards to offer the greatest of safety to your children. Action Climbing Frames constantly innovate and develop their designs, producing new and exciting frames that will delight children and teenagers for years.
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