Climbing Frames Etc.

If you are running a pub, restaurant, nursery, school, or anywhere that will be allowing public use of play equipment then you NEED to be aware of the fact that there is a big difference between residential and commercial play equipment. They are certified to different safety standards for a start. Also, if a child is injured, or you need to make a claim against your insurance then you will soon find out about the difference between the two, as you probably won’t be covered if you are using residential equipment for public use.

I regularly get schools and other bodies contacting me about purchasing residential play equipment that they want to use for public or commercial use. Towards meeting this need for information climbing-frames-etc will soon have a separate section for commercial products. The design requirements for commercial are much more stringent, not only in strength but in planning for vandalism, crowding and fall heights.

I’ve had a few calls from customers recently, asking me why there is a difference in prices between my Climbing Frames site and my other site, Garden Playground Equipment.

The reason is that delivery is that Garden Playground Equipment deals with a single manufacturer.  So, I show the prices excluding delivery.  Climbing Frames Etc. deals with a number of different suppliers, each of whom have different delivery charges and delivery timescales.  So, on this site I show the prices including delivery so that you, the customer, can make side-by-side comparisons of the products without having to worry if one product really is cheaper than another once delivery is added.  The price you see is the price you pay, so it makes it easy to compare products.

This is big ! It contains just about everything your kids could ever want from a play structure.  It’s even got two towers with a bridge to connect them AND two slides.  This really has to be seen to be believed.

You’ve got to have a look at the Cedar Gables play structure.

The Saratoga from Plum Products has been added to Climbing Frames Etc.  It offers similar features to the Outlook climbing frame, but adds a spiral slide and wooden roof to the fort to give this a unique touch.

The rest of the feature set is similar to the Outlook climbing frame and you can see the Saratoga climbing frame / play structure here.

The Outlook from Plum Products is the latest addition to Climbing Frames Etc.  It has a large play deck,  and other features that set it apart are the built in picnic table, sand pit, rope ladder, glider swing and 10ft zoom slide.  It comes with the features that you would expect such as a great swing set, climbing frame, and climbing wall.

Take a look at the Outlook climbing frame / play structure.

The Madison is another climbing frame / play structure from Plum Products that has just been added to Climbing Frames Etc.

This model has a substantial kids fort as well as a sand pit, climbing wall, monkey bars, 8ft wave slide, and a glider swing.

Of course all of this comes with free delivery.

Have a look at the Madison climbing frame / play structure .

I’ve added a new climbing frame model to Climbing Frames Etc.  This is the ‘Chestnut’ climbing frame.  It’s the big brother to the Avondale climbing frame that was added yesterday.

So what is different ?  Well the Chestnut climbing frame has a larger play deck which is similar to some of the kids forts that you will find in Climbing Frames Etc.  It also adds a rope ladder and sand pit.  As with other main products in Climbing Frames Etc. delivery is free.

Take a look at the Chestnut climbing frame

This new climbing frame is from Plum Products and is a teriffic value for money play structure. If you are looking for something that is an all-in-one play structure that is suitable for a small garden and is going to keep your kids happy all year round, then this takes some beating. Definitely take a look at this climbing frame.