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ASSOCIATION OF PLAY INDUSTRIES
The In Focus pages of the Directory provide details of the products and services offered by API member companies
To recieve further information on any of these companies please contact by telephone, fax, email or by visiting the company’s website
Playscheme Playtop Proludic
Bringing Play to Life
Playtop offers customers a versatile surface that is:
• One of the safest surfacing types available
• Extremely durable and cost-effective Movement in play has always been a philosophy
Playscheme have been designing and • Usable in all weathers of Proludic since it was established in 1988.
manufacturing stimulating outdoor play areas for • Low maintenance Proludic craft play areas that are innovative,
over 15 years and in that time our core values • Available in over 20 colours challenging and accessible to all. We have the
have remained the same - safe, quality, bespoke, • Vandal resistant expertise to work closely with customers and
outdoor equipment that promotes imagination, • Fast draining advise the best possible solutions and design for
fun, exercise and adds value to playtime! Our • Environmentally friendly their area.
range includes towers, slides, swings, trails, nets, • Can be contoured to create 3D shapes Proludic aim to minimise the impact on the
zip lines, surfacing, seating, fencing and much • Able to incorporate fun and exciting graphics environment through our stringent manufacturing
more. We also offer a free design & quotation • Resistant to abrasion, slipping, indentation processes and adherence to the ISO 14001
service. Let us bring your ideas to life! and ignition environmental standards.
Playscheme Playtop Limited Proludic Limited
T 01904 607677 E mail@play-scheme.co.uk T 01636 614180 E sales@playtop.co.uk T 0115 982 3980 E info@proludic.co.uk
F 01904 608458 W www.play-scheme.co.uk F 01636 614190 W www.playtop.co.uk F 0115 982 3985 W www.proludic.com
Ray Parry Playgrounds Russell Leisure Schoolscapes
With over 18 years of experience within the play
equipment industry, Ray Parry has built up an
enviable reputation for supplying quality high play
value equipment and safer surfacing. High quality combined with maximum play value
As members of the API, we are fully committed are the benchmarks for Russell Leisure’s Metro
to BSEN 1176 and 1177, supplying a complete Play and Sport products. We now offer as Schoolscapes works with schools, community
range of both high quality timber and steel standard a unique galvanized and powder-coated groups, councils and commercial clients
equipment, safer surfacing, fencing and gates to paint process which has been specially throughout the UK. Please visit our website to see
suit children of all ages and abilities. We are formulated to provide excellent anti-graffiti and the full range of products and services.
approved suppliers to local authorities, parish stain resistant properties. Our Landscape Architecture and 3D Design
councils, schools, developers, housing For 2009, we have added natural play elements team will help you to visualise your project – a big
associations and more. such as granite boulders and timber to our range help when making a big decision. Schoolscapes’
We offer a free design and advice service from a to complement our natural play designs. Full expertise in projects which help connect children
single swing to a complete adventure playground. details and product downloads are available on with the environment through play makes us the
Contact us now to receive our extensive brochure. our website. perfect ‘Natural Playground’ design partner.
Ray Parry Playground Services Limited Russell Leisure Schoolscapes Limited
T 01743 243267 E enquiries@rayparry.co.uk T 0131 335 5400 E sales@russell-leisure.co.uk T 01208 816620 E info@schoolscapes.co.uk
F 01743 243267 W www.rayparry.co.uk F 0131 335 5401 W www.russell-leisure.co.uk F 01208 816642 W www.schoolscapes.co.uk
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