Make Your Vision Reality From single items to fully designed whole play areas, you can guarantee
the smile on our faces is huge when we see children playing on our equipment. Aside from the traditional swings, slides and roundabouts, our specialist ability to create something unique and tailor-made to our customers specific requirements sets us apart from our competitors. Especially when it comes to designing fully accessible and highly inclusive play equipment that can be used by all regardless of age or ability, inclusive play is the heart of what we do.
We are seeing more and more clients who want something a little different to what you can buy off the shelf or out of the brochure and we’re seeing more and more client briefs that include words such as whimsical, bohemian, and magical. Nothing gets our designers creative juices flowing more than a project where the only limit is their imagination! Many a concept starts life as hand drawings before being brought to life on a screen by our talented playground design specialists.
We are ‘Made in Britain’ accredited and the whole process from conception to completion is done in-house at our offices and factory in Burnley, Lancashire. This allows our designers to liaise with our production experts at key points along the journey, ensuring our products are of the highest quality and conform to the latest BS/EN safety standards. Being ‘Made in Britain’ helps expediate lead times and removes any additional shipping costs from abroad meaning your play area is delivered on time and within budget without any undue stress and hassle. If you have a project that requires something more than the standard ‘KFS’, from custom-made transitional multi-play units to fairy tale Princess Castles, we offer a ‘can do’ attitude to making your ideas become reality.
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