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Early Years Furniture Community Playthings


Made in the UK


15-year warranty


2-week delivery


T e outdoor range from


Community Playthings Weatherproof Is it possible? Yes! T ese outdoor products are made of acetylated Accoya® wood, which has been proven to last for decades in direct contact to the ground. T e “Outlast” range will not warp, shrink, twist, or rot and does not need covered storage, whatever the weather.


Easy care Acetylated wood may eventually weather to a natural grey. Mud scrubs off with water and any standard detergent.


Supporting sustainable forestry Outlast is made with wood from well-managed, FSC® certifi ed forests and other controlled sources.


Durable To complement the weatherproof wood, Outlast products are fastened with stainless steel hardware and UV- resistant rubber. Outlast is backed by our standard 15-year warranty.


Ultimate play value Loose parts empower creativity and off er unlimited opportunities for problem solving, cooperative play and a whole lot of fun, rain or shine.


Non-toxic Acetylation is a treatment process similar to pickling. It’s child-safe and environmentally friendly. “Safe enough to eat” is no exaggeration.


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