
Some kids find the drum before they find the slide, and the outdoor musical instruments playground pieces in this series give them something that sounds right when hit: a djembe drum or a glockenspiel on bush poles. They share the series with the odds and ends that finish a play space: a seesaw with carved log seats, talking tubes, game panels and the carved creatures.
Many are inclusive options: on suitable surfacing or with a minor change on request, they can support inclusive play. Explore the range and see what fits your project, and if you have an idea of your own, let us know. We supply and install across WA, and supply nationally with installation drawings for your contractor.
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West Australian Jarrah, steel and rope
Installed across Perth and WA, supplied Australia-wide
Play equipment designed to AS 4685
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The See Saw suits children from age 4. It has carved Jarrah log seats and a controlled rocking mechanism on a galvanised steel base. Its free height of fall is 1000 mm. The Mini See Saw suits children from age 3. It is a compact commercial see saw with concealed movement limiters, scaled for kindergartens and early learning centres. Its free height of fall is 700 mm. So both need impact-attenuating surfacing throughout the designated fall zone.
Three Jarrah game panels and two talking-tube features. The Naughts and Crosses panel has rotating Jarrah blocks on aluminium rods. The 5x5 Naughts and Crosses runs twenty-five rotating blocks for a longer game. Connect Four is an outdoor version of the strategy game in Jarrah and aluminium. Talking Tubes come freestanding in stainless steel or mounted on Jarrah bush poles, for conversation across a playground. So playground play panels can line a fence or stand as their own zone.