Tee Pee with Accessible Deck

The Tee Pee with Accessible Deck is a semi-sheltered Jarrah play structure built around a raised timber deck, for early learning centres, schools or public playgrounds. When the deck entry is installed flush with adjacent paving, it works as an accessible teepee deck that children using wheelchairs can roll straight onto, and children of all ages can use it as a stage, a quiet reading nook or a supervised social hub.

Multiple entry points keep the structure visually permeable, so supervising staff always have a clear line of sight, while the semi-sheltered form gives children a space that feels like their own. The accessible teepee deck suits performances and imaginative play just as easily as quiet reading or downtime, and with the flush-entry option installed, children of all abilities share the same structure rather than a separate accessible version.

Handcrafted in our O’Connor WA workshop from locally sourced West Australian Jarrah hardwood, this accessible timber teepee uses natural leaning poles that keep each structure’s organic shape on show. The structure is designed in accordance with AS 4685, and pole colours and deck finishes can be customised to suit your playground’s palette.

VRI installs the Tee Pee with Accessible Deck across Perth and WA, or supplies it Australia-wide as a supply-only option with installation drawings for your contractor. Enquire about adding the Tee Pee with Accessible Deck to your play space.

Product Features:
• Flush wheelchair entry option
• Stage, nook or social hub
• Multiple entry points
• Open for easy supervision
• Natural leaning Jarrah poles