The Craggy Island climber screams “challenge” to the most adventurous of children. Little climbers can work their way to the top using grooves, hand-holds, and holes built into the structure. Whether it’s racing friends to the top or pretending to be Indiana Jones, the amount of play on Craggy Island is only limited by a child’s imagination. Ideal for school-aged children, Craggy Island aids in the development of gross-motor skills, fine-motor skills, social skills, as well as imagination building and focus. Craggy Island is available for quick-ship in your choice of neutral or primary color palettes.
Description The Pixel Half Zag is a unique climbing structure made from two upright Pixel Climbers standing at an angle from each other. The climbers have a unique surface, which...
Description The Logan's Dome is abstract art in playground form. This themeless play component can be integrated into any larger playset, and you would think they were designed together. Available...
Description The Straight Swinging Ring Ladder is a familiar playground climber that features an overhead beam with seven hanging ring grips that children swing across to get from one side...
Description The Octagon Rung Horizontal Ladder is a unique climbing structure which allows children to climb and play in ways that few other overhead climbers can match. Rather than a...
Description The 3-feet High Boulder Climber is an exciting new climber design that imitates the experience of climbing natural rocks. The ‘rocks’ have a realistic coarse texture and appear to...
Description The Curved Net Climber is an ideal piece of commercial-grade playground equipment for those looking for a specialized net structure with a manageable footprint that allows for flexible planning....
Description The Curved Net Climber is a flexible playground climbing net with a unique shape. Its specialized net seems to impossibly curve in one direction, which is an illusion created...
Description The Mountain Climber is an extreme climbing adventure unlike any other. It encourages children to steadily inch their way up to the summit, one step at a time. Starting...
