Sometimes working out the best combination of climbing frame and accessories, or exactly what elements are compatible with each other, can be a bit daunting. Here we show some typical combinations that have proved popular, and usually the price has been rounded done a bit to encourage you to buy as a set.
The idea of growing your climbing frame set as your children grow is very attractive, but in practice you may prefer to build it only once! If so, then these sets may be just the ticket.
This multi-activity climbing centre playhouse is stunning. Unique in offering the challenge of moving sideways, as wll as up, on a hugely expansice climbing wall that wraps around two corners and stretches a full 3m in width and 2.4m in height. In addition, there's a robust 3m Wave Slide... more
The Ultima Action Station is an outstanding activity centre featuring a wave slide, timber climbing wall, underden with free-draining platform, soft climbing grid, climbing ladder, two split-level free-draining platforms, portholed wall panels, domed canopy, monkey bars, net bridge and semi-circular... more
The Explorer can certainly be considered an outdoor play 'classic', and this combination offers plenty of scope for varied and adventurous play. Products included in this set and shown in the photograph (from left to right) are as follows: Monkey Bridge with Scrambling Net, Explorer Climbing Frame w... more
A 'Mother & Baby' star buy, and 'Practical Parenting' best buy, the challenger frame arguably offers great play value. Here it is offered with a Challenger Den, Split level Challenger Platforms, Crazywavy Slide (with integrated handrails), StraightAway Extension (not Wavy as shown in p... more
