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Typical Product Details
Product Size:
0.3W x 0.3L x 0.5H m
Min Age:
4+ years
Fallzone Size:
No Fallzone
Budget:
$
Free Height of Fall:
Under 0.6 m
Materials:
Jarrah
Equipment Type:
Ninja Stump
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The Ninja Stump is a parkour playground element in West Australian Jarrah, built for primary schools or public spaces with a ninja or obstacle course theme. Angled cut tops demand pace and commitment, turning a standard stepping path into a run of ninja stepping stumps – a real test of agility and nerve.
Children read each angled surface and commit to their next step, developing agility, coordination and risk assessment as the criss-cross grip channels reward decisive movement. As ninja playground equipment, the Ninja Stump pairs naturally with VRI’s Ninja Combo Course range within a wider ninja warrior playground theme for schools building a progressive obstacle pathway.
Handcrafted in our O’Connor WA workshop using locally sourced West Australian Jarrah hardwood (subject to availability), each stump features an angled cut top with routed grip channels, finished with a weather-resistant water-based oil. As a natural timber product, individual stumps vary, typically 250-350mm in diameter and 200-500mm high, and the Ninja Stump is designed in accordance with AS 4685.
VRI supplies this parkour playground Perth-wide and throughout WA, or as a supply-only option Australia-wide with installation drawings for your contractor. Enquire about adding the Ninja Stump to your play space.
Product Features:
• Angled cut tops
• Criss-cross grip channels
• Sanded smooth
• Solid Jarrah stumps
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Ninja Stump need a fall zone?
No. Each Ninja Stump sits between 200mm and 500mm high with nothing to climb above that, so no fall zone or impact-attenuating surfacing is required under AS 4685. That lets a run of stumps drop into an existing yard or nature trail without changing the surfacing you have specified.
What age group is the Ninja Stump suitable for?
The Ninja Stump suits children aged 4 years and over. Angled cut tops demand pace and commitment rather than a cautious step, so children read each surface and judge their own footing, which builds agility, coordination and risk assessment as they move along the run.
How does the Ninja Stump differ from standard stepping stumps?
The top is cut on an angle rather than flat. That single change turns a stepping path into an agility challenge, and criss-cross routed grip channels reward decisive movement. The Ninja Stump pairs with VRI's Ninja Combo Course range.
Ninja Stump
