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Newport Primary Pole Jungle

The School’s PTA fundraised to pay for the existing climbing structure and surfacing to be replaced as it had reached the end of it’s useful life. They wanted a climbing structure that offered challenge to the whole school. We designed a bespoke Pole Jungle structure to fit the space with a range of playful challenges from balance … Continue reading Newport Primary Pole Jungle

The Bishop’s Palace & Gardens

Legend has it that in the 12th century, Somerset was terrorised by a frightful dragon who liked to eat milkmaids and other unsuspecting villagers. Bishop Jocelyn, who built The Bishop’s Palace, bravely ventured out to kill the dragon. After a mighty battle, as the dragon breathed its dying breath, it cast an eternal curse on … Continue reading The Bishop’s Palace & Gardens

Water Play at National Trust Mottisfont

Young children can spend countless hours playing with water: pouring it back and forth, watching it spill over the edge of a container, blocking its stream, directing its flow, splashing gently, making waves, and pouring some more. In a natural, woodland environment children can learn so much about the physical world through playing with natural … Continue reading Water Play at National Trust Mottisfont

Play Beach for Cotswold School

Last week our new sand pit was officially opened at Blue Coats Primary School in Wotton-under-Edge. The sand pit is 15m at its widest, contains 50 ton of sand and is much deeper than our usual sand pits. It is surrounded by a series of grassy mounds linked with balance beams and we have built a bespoke storage … Continue reading Play Beach for Cotswold School

Bristol City Nursery

This design provides a natural play landscape filled with lots of planting, loose materials and interactive play elements. The gravel surface with sleeper path ensures the whole space is useable in all weather conditions, whilst helping with the drainage and providing a loose material for the children to play with. A variety of dens and … Continue reading Bristol City Nursery

Bannerman Road Children’s Centre

Outdoor space is at a premium here so a tiny unused corner of the grounds with a prefabricated shed was ear marked for a new play space for the Children’s Centre. By removing the shed and a clever design we were able to provide the children with multi levels, deck, a sand pit, crawling tunnel … Continue reading Bannerman Road Children’s Centre

Bespoke Lean To Canopies

Canopies give shelter from wind, sun and rain so increasing the potential of your outside spaces. This inside, outside space is great for play, storage, welly boot changing and class time, it can be installed onto an existing surface or on a bespoke deck. Constructed in our workshop from larch the roof can be made … Continue reading Bespoke Lean To Canopies

We have just completed our first play structure for The National Trust for Scotland. Geilston Garden near Loch Lomond has a new Hobbit Hole play structure for their new season. Designed to be installed with minimal footings, this is perfect for a site that is wooded or a heritage site that requires planning.

Lorries

We have had great fun moving big pieces of play equipment around the country recently, here are a selection of our favourite Lorry pics, it has become a bit of a fascination for the team!