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Playground Accessories Moving Parts Panels


Reference Code: See under images


Our Moving Parts Panels allow children to learn through interacting with the panels, they can help improve co-ordination and create engaging outdoor learning areas.


FEATURES & BENEFITS


Size: 595mm x 800mm Available in a range of colour options - see page 112 Made from durable HDPE plastic Suitable for children aged 2-12 years Can be post or wall mounted.


ACFI1002 ACFI1004 ACFI1001 ACFI1011 ACFI1000 ACFI1010


Scientific Play Panels Reference Code: See under images


Encourage an interest in science and the world around us with our Scientific Play panels - ideal for pupils aged between 6-12 years.


FEATURES & BENEFITS


Size: 1200mm x 800mm Available in a range of colour options - see page 112 All the mechanics are safely located behind shatter-proof polycarbonate windows. Made from durable HDPE plastic Can be post or wall mounted.


Scientific Pulleys - ACFI1006 Scientific Weather Station - ACFI1005 Scientific Colours - ACFI1008 Scientific Gears - ACFI1007


Wall Garden 3-Pot Planter


Reference Code: ACFI1013 Brighten up your playground with our Wall Garden Planter. Your pupils will enjoy watching their plants grow throughout the year in these colourful plant pots. These planters can be wall mounted and are a great addition to schools, especially those with limited garden space.


FEATURES & BENEFITS


Approx Dimensions W.540 x H.300 x D.205mm Sturdy HDPE construction Complete with 3 plant pots Large range of colour options available - see page 112 Other graphics and text available including: Flowers, Vegetables and Herbs.


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