Typical Product Details
Product Size:
1.2W x 3L x 2.4H m
Min Age:
3+ years
Fallzone Size:
No Fallzone
Budget:
$$
Free Height of Fall:
Under 0.6 m
Materials:
Jarrah
Equipment Type:
Stilt Cluster
013-CLU
The Stilt Cluster is a randomly-arranged Jarrah stilt cluster of stepping-stilts, giving children an elevated climbing pathway to test their own route across. Built for early learning centres or primary schools as balance play equipment, it suits children aged 3+ building strength, grip and coordination.
Stilt steppers can naturally vary in height, and each has a milled timber foothold, so children pick their own line across the climbing stilts rather than follow a fixed path. Multiple access points and a spread of difficulty levels mean confident climbers and first-timers can play the same structure side by side.
Crafted in our O’Connor WA workshop from West Australian Jarrah hardwood, the Stilt Cluster features milled timber footholds with secure connections and a weather-resistant finish that keeps its natural grip. The structure is designed in accordance with AS 4685. Post heights can be uniform or random to suit your project’s aesthetic, with painted bands and tops matched to your colour palette.
VRI installs the Stilt Cluster across Perth and WA, or supplies it Australia-wide as a supply-only option with installation drawings for your contractor. It sits naturally alongside Stilt Steppers and the Climbing Stump for a broader nature-play trail. Get in touch to discuss your playground project.
Product Features:
• Clustered stilt steppers
• Pick-your-own route
• Milled timber footholds
• Painted bands and tops
• West Australian Jarrah
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Stilt Cluster need a fall zone?
No. The standing surfaces on the Stilt Cluster sit under 600mm, so no designated fall zone is required at standard height. The cluster spans roughly 3000mm by 1200mm and can be set into an existing play area without altering the surfacing spec you have set.
What age group suits the Stilt Cluster?
The Stilt Cluster suits children aged 3 years and over. Multiple access points and a spread of difficulty levels mean confident climbers and first-timers play the same structure side by side, rather than needing separate equipment for each ability level within one group.
Can the Stilt Cluster be customised?
Yes. Stilt Cluster post heights can be uniform or random to suit your project's aesthetic, and painted bands and tops are matched to your colour palette. Unlike the graduated Stilt Steppers, the stilts are clustered rather than set in a line, each with a milled timber foothold, so children pick their own line across.
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