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coordination, balance and upper and lower body strength. But it goes further than that.With Jungletops we also offer social spaces and imaginative play opportunities.We’re really is range has developed
and its reception in ou delighted with how th
playtime (blue/y/yellow) the Jungletops range maintains the reputation Playforce has for only using the very highest quality materials. Metal feet are incorporated with laminated timber to ensure durability, with no timber going straight into the ground.
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layforce, the UK’s leading playground and outdoor space provider, has launched Jungletops - a new, modular, range of play towers, trails and climbing equipment.
Jungletops, the new range from Playforce, features hundreds of different configurations and scales, making it suitable for children aged from two to 11.
layforce, the UK’s leading playground and outdoor space provider, has launched Jungletops - a new, modular, range of play towers, trails and climbing equipment. Jungletops, the new range from Playforce, features hundreds of different configurations and scales, making it suitable for children aged from two to 11.
Playforce’s Jungletops unique triangular platform design and tilted posts offers a
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distinctively different look, never seen before in playground equipment ranges. There are hundreds of combinations providing different
Playforce’s Jungletops’ unique triangular platform design and tilted posts offers a distinctively different look, never seen before in playground equipment ranges. There are hundreds of combinations providing different
entry and exit points to platforms, me your children get to experience somet
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unique to your school or setting. The towers can be themed to suit a range of imaginative cenarios and can be connected together with rail and climbing features.
entry and exit points to platforms, meaning that your children get to experience something totally unique to your school or setting. The towers can be themed to suit a range of imaginative scenarios and can be connected together with trail and climbing features.
This flexibility of design offers non-prescriptive climbing and active trail structures for all ages and a wide range of budgets and outdoor spaces.
This flexibility of design offers non-prescriptive climbing and active trail structures for all ages and a wide range of budgets and outdoor spaces.
Playforce’s Head of Design, BenWyatt, said: “The new Jungletops range is multi-purpose.We wanted it to be as flexible as possible, for a wide
Playforce’s Head of Design, Ben Wyatt, said: “The new Jungletops range is multi-purpose. We wanted it to be as flexible as possible, for a wide
hing totally aning that
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Available in woodland colours (green/grey) or playtime (blue/yellow) the Jungletops range maintains the reputation Playforce has for only using the very highest quality materials. Metal feet are incorporated with laminated timber to ensure durability, with no timber going straight into the ground.
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nd colours (green/grey) or r partner schools and
The Jungletops range starts at £4,000 + VAT, supplied and installed.
The Jungletops range starts at £4,000 + VAT, supplied and installed.
range of ages and budgets. Children can develop physical skills, such as hand-eye coordination, balance and upper and lower body strength. But it goes further than that. With Jungletops we also offer social spaces and imaginative play opportunities. We’re really delighted with how this range has developed and its reception in our partner schools and settings”.
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