Bush Poles

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Bush Poles are vertical Jarrah poles for commercial playgrounds, parks or early learning sites, used as simple woodland play elements. Children use them for touch-and-pass games, movement challenges and as natural spatial boundaries within a wider play space.

Set at varied heights and angles, the poles create rhythm and visual interest without a single fixed layout. These Jarrah bush poles work equally well as standalone natural play elements or as connective boundary markers between larger structures.

Handcrafted in our O’Connor WA workshop using locally sourced West Australian Jarrah hardwood (subject to availability), each Bush Pole is sanded smooth and finished with a weather-resistant water-based oil that keeps its natural timber character on show. Poles are designed in accordance with AS 4685 and can be painted with colour bands and tops to suit your project’s colour theme.

Landscape architects can specify Bush Poles as a standalone feature or alongside other VRI nature play elements. VRI installs bush poles Perth-wide and across WA, or supplies them Australia-wide as a supply-only option with installation drawings for your contractor. Enquire today to discuss pole heights, spacing and colours for your site.

Product Features:
• Jarrah timber poles
• Sanded, oiled finish
• Varied heights and angles
• Painted colour bands and tops

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Bush Poles need a fall zone?

No. Bush Poles are vertical elements used from ground level with nothing to climb, so no fall zone or impact-attenuating surfacing is required under AS 4685. They can be set into turf, mulch or garden beds as spatial boundaries without changing your surfacing spec.

What age group suits Bush Poles?

All ages. Children use Bush Poles for touch-and-pass games, movement challenges and as natural spatial boundaries within a wider play space, so the same set works for an early learning yard and a primary school. Each pole is sanded smooth with a water-based oil finish.

Can Bush Poles be customised for height, angle and colour?

Yes. Each pole can be set at a different height and angle and painted to match a playground's colour theme, creating rhythm and visual interest without a single fixed layout. Bush Poles work as a standalone feature or as connective markers between larger structures.