Net Wall Hand Over Hand
Metal Climbing Frame. A challenging climb for upper body strength…
PZW229.22: Suitable for Rubber Surfacing
PZU229.22: Suitable for Bark, Sand Fill
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PZW229.22: Suitable for Rubber Surfacing
PZU229.22: Suitable for Bark, Sand Fill
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Age Range: 6 to 14
Area: 57.00m2
Perimeter: 29.00m
HIC: 2.40m
Overall Weight: 528Kg
Heaviest Part: 134Kg
Longest Part: 3.77m
Metal Climbing Frame.
This is our best-selling standard climbing frame unit, because it is in effect, two units in one with 7 play features.
It spans a wide age range from 6 to 14, with a younger section comprising ladder and slide or fireman’s pole, and a more challenging area for older ones, featuring a pull-up ramp, a vertical net and a pole climb. A hand-over-hand acts as a child filter between the two areas. Being square, it’s compact shape means more play value, and less surfacing.
Can accommodate up to 14 users.
| Pzw229-Installation-Instructions-Rev-03.pdf | Download File |
| Pzw229-Plans-Rev-07.pdf | Download File |
| PZU-PZW229-A4-Layout-Plan-Rev-00.pdf | Download File |
| Playzone-Certificate-2025.pdf | Download File |
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Sutcliffe Play Ltd
Waggon Lane
Upton
Pontefract
WF9 1JS
United Kingdom
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Here’s a key to explain our play value wheel.
Encourages movement skills; crawling, chasing, climbing, jumping, swinging and balance.
Key areas where play can encourage social interaction, the building block of society.
Exploration and manipulation of object through all the senses.
Use imagination to try out new experiences, test boundaries, develop manual skills and allow for self expression.
Allows opportunity to enact various experiences, experimenting with decision making on their behaviour and social interaction.
