100 - Elevated Platforms
A playground is built around its big climb. In a cubby house playground that runs from a toddler’s first cubby with a low deck and a gentle slide, up to the landmark tower with a tube slide that a park becomes known for. Forts and platforms sit every size in between.
Forts are where custom work is common: a client starts from a fort we have built before and asks for an added platform or their own colours, and we adjust it. 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
Who supplies commercial cubby houses and elevated play structures in Australia?
Van Ryt Industries builds cubby house playground structures, forts and play towers in its O'Connor, Western Australia workshop. It supplies them Australia-wide. The 100 Series runs from the Toddler Cubby 900mm through forts such as the Fort to landmark towers such as the Kennedy Tower. Every structure is Jarrah, designed in accordance with AS 4685.
How tall can a play tower be?
VRI has built Jarrah play towers of 8 metres and more. The Big Sandy Towers stand 8.7 m and the Kennedy Tower 7.7 m, and both carry giant tube slides. Platform height, not tower height, sets the free height of fall, which reaches 3000 mm on the tallest, so impact-attenuating surfacing is required throughout the designated fall zone.
Can you build a custom fort or cubby?
Yes. VRI can customise to your brief, or build from a concept you've designed, starting from a piece in the range. Forts are where this is common: the Water Tank Fort, for example, takes a water tank as its theme, with corrugated cladding and faux gate valves beneath the deck. Colours and small themed details are often added too.
