climbing Archives - Sawscapes Play

A Frame Climber

Designed to work well as part of a trim trail or a fitness trail, the A Frame Climber encourages climbing and development of upper body strength. See other trim trail items for more inspiration. What do children learn from climbing? All Trim Trail Items are available with Square Posts or Round Poles.

Ascend Net

Climbing up and over the Ascend Net is not for the faint hearted. Little climbers, experienced or not, will love the risk element whilst developing and practising new skills. Add to a Trim Trail for added play value - see other items for inspiration. What do children learn from climbing? All Trim Trail Items are available with Square Posts or Round Poles.

Ash

With Easy Access Steps to allow little ones to join in the fun - this two tower play unit features a rock hold climbing wall, rattle bridge, fire pole, scramble net and stainless steel slide. Includes two rooftops and HDPE tree graphics. What do children learn from climbing?

Bear Creek

A three tower unit featuring pull up ramp, access net, rope bridge, rattle bridge, rope weaver, traverse climbing wall, traverse ropes, access ladder, climbing wall and fireman’s pole.

Birch

A challenging four tower play unit with easy access steps, a rock hold climbing wall, rattle bridge, two angled bridges, fire pole and two stainless steel slides. Includes two rooftops with HDPE tree graphics. Please also see our large range of Toddler Towers.

Cloud Peak

Climb the highest peak in the land and show off your mountaineering skills with the Cloud Peak! This mountain top will test your traverse skills as you negotiate from one rockface to the next. Link it with other items like Stepping Posts or a Crag Walk to create a Trim Trail. What do children learn from climbing?

Combo Crawl Wall

A combination of ropes and a climbing wall creates a big challenge for little explorers! Encourages climbing, confidence building and social engagement. The Combo Crawl works well as a stand alone item but you may consider using Stepping Posts or a Crag Walk to link it with other trim trail items. What do children learn from climbing? All Trim Trail Items are available with Square Posts or Round Poles.

Crawl Wall

Available as either singular or triple, this versatile piece of timber equipment is firm favourite trim trail item for children of all ages. Climbing walls are great for encouraging physical activity, developing climbing skills and building confidence through play! Some of our larger pieces of play equipment incorporate our crawl wall, check out the Bear Creek Climb Around and Pico Lynx. What do children learn from climbing? All Trim Trail Items are available with Square Posts or Round Poles.

Expedition Wall

Bring a trim trail to life with colourful HDPE panelling. Options Available - Lush Rainforest, Woodland Creatures, Big Blue Sea and Rocky Mountains. For a more traditional piece please take a look at our Crawl Wall. What do children learn from climbing? All Trim Trail Items are available with Square Posts or Round Poles.

Mini Pico

The smallest of the Pico range, the Mini Pico was designed for little explorers, with lower beams and ropes to clamber or climb across. Encourages problem solving and social skill development whilst building confidence in their own physical ability. Also designed for smaller children, our Pico Mantis fits well into more narrow spaces. What do children learn from climbing?

Monkey Bars

Monkey Bars are a traditional playground favourite. They encourage climbing, development of upper body strength and build confidence. See also our Adult Monkey Bars. Why is physical activity so important for children? All Trim Trail Items are available with Square Posts or Round Poles.

Pico Eagle

With a combination of ropes and beams to clamber across, getting to the platform is no easy task. Only the bravest explorers will make it to the Eagles nest and down the slide! What do children learn from climbing? Why not link this product with some other items, such as Trim Trail equipment? Our client did just this --> Ordnance House (REME), Tidworth