Sunningdale Tower

142-SUT

The Sunningdale Tower is a teepee-inspired timber climbing structure, built as a Jarrah play tower for early learning centres, schools or public playgrounds. Children choose their own route to the top via a climbing wall or painted stepping-stump stairs to the rope platform, building confidence and motor skills as they go.

Every element doubles as a discovery point: the rope platform builds balance and grip, the stepping-stump stairs offer a gentler climb, and the screened viewing window gives children a quiet spot for observation, imaginative play and social interaction. As a single play tower for early learning centres or primary schools, it plays like classic adventure equipment while keeping clear sightlines for supervising staff, with a slide finished in your chosen colour theme.

Handcrafted in our O’Connor WA workshop using locally sourced West Australian Jarrah hardwood (subject to availability), this play tower is finished with a weather-resistant water-based oil that protects the timber while keeping its natural character on show. The tower is designed in accordance with AS 4685, and painted timber features and slide colours can be matched to your playground’s palette. The converging teepee poles lend the platform partial shade through the day.

VRI installs the Sunningdale Tower across Perth and WA, or supplies it Australia-wide as a supply-only option with installation drawings for your contractor. Enquire about adding the Sunningdale Tower to your play space.

Product Features:
• Climbing wall
• Rope platform
• Stepping-stump stairs
• 1500mm platform with slide
• Painted timber features

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Sunningdale Tower need softfall surfacing?

Yes. The Sunningdale Tower has a free height of fall of 1500mm, and impact-attenuating surfacing is required throughout the designated fall zone.

What age group is the Sunningdale Tower for?

The Sunningdale Tower suits children aged 5 years and over. Painted stepping-stump stairs give a walkable route to the 1500mm platform while a climbing wall and rope platform offer harder alternatives for children ready to take them on as their skills grow.

What is the rope platform on the Sunningdale Tower?

A suspended rope surface children cross to reach the tower, moving underfoot as they go rather than staying rigid. Combined with the climbing wall it gives the Sunningdale Tower two different physical challenges alongside the stepping-stump stairs at the same structure.