Clothesline Climber

432-CLC

The Clothesline Climber is a multi-challenge clothesline climber and spider web climber built around a classic clothesline frame – an instantly recognisable Australian backyard silhouette reworked as a distinctive climbing frame playground feature. The familiar shape can turn a playground into a conversation piece, built for holiday parks, hospitality venues and council destination playgrounds.

Children scale a spider web rope net, navigate chain-suspended pommel disc platforms, haul themselves up a gently rocking Jarrah rope ladder, or traverse hand-over-hand along an elevated rope traverse with dangling monkey grips. A carved Jarrah block at the central pole doubles as a tactile detail and a handy foothold as children plan their own route. It works as an obstacle course in its own right and can connect to other obstacle-course items.

This outdoor climbing frame is hot-dip galvanised steel throughout, with rope ladder rungs and the central foothold block crafted in our O’Connor WA workshop from locally sourced West Australian Jarrah hardwood. The structure is designed in accordance with AS 4685, and impact-attenuating surfacing is required throughout the designated fall zone.

VRI installs the Clothesline Climber across Perth and WA, or supplies it Australia-wide as a supply-only option with installation drawings for your contractor. Talk to us about the Clothesline Climber for your next playground project.

Product Features:
• Spider web net climb
• Rope traverse with monkey grips
• Rocking rope ladder
• Pommel disc platforms
• Galvanised steel frame

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Clothesline Climber need softfall surfacing?

Yes. The Clothesline Climber has a free height of fall of 2300mm, and impact-attenuating surfacing is required throughout the designated fall zone.

What age group is the Clothesline Climber for?

The Clothesline Climber suits children aged 5 years and over. A spider web rope net gives the vertical climb, an elevated rope traverse with monkey grips runs across the top, and pommel discs sit at varied heights in between the two.

What is the Clothesline Climber built from?

The Clothesline Climber uses a hot-dip galvanised steel frame, with a carved Jarrah foothold block, chain-suspended Jarrah rope ladder and combination rope net. That steel frame is what carries the elevated rope traverse above.