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400 - Rope Play Structures

Older kids want to be tested. Rope play equipment is the challenge gear: a spider web net to scale and a traverse to wobble across, built for the school oval and the public park where the braver kids go looking for something harder. The gentler hammocks go into early learning centres too.

Our rope pieces are made to link together, so a net, a traverse and a tight rope become one continuous course rather than three separate stops. 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.

Made to order in our O'Connor workshop

West Australian Jarrah, steel and rope

Installed across Perth and WA, supplied Australia-wide

Play equipment designed to AS 4685

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is in the 400 Rope Play Structures Series?

Rope climbers, traverses and hammocks for older, braver children. The Spider Web Net is the climb, the Criss Cross Traverse is the balance challenge, and the Swinging Hammock is the place to slow down. Most pieces stand on Jarrah posts, and the rope elements are fabricated in VRI's own O'Connor workshop.

Can 400 Series rope pieces join into an obstacle course?

Yes. The Rope Traverse, Tight Ropes and Criss Cross Traverse connect into obstacle courses, rope pathways and fort runs. The Rope Traverse and Tight Ropes sit low and are rated from age 3, so younger children can start there. The Ninja Combo Course 'A' links several challenges in one run, from tight rope walking to crossed log climbing.

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