Climbing Frame product specifications
| Feature |
Details |
| Product Code |
15-1126 |
| Basic Material |
Robinia timber |
| Foundation |
Loose-poured concrete |
| Timber Construction |
Made from untreated, sapwood-free Robinia timber |
| Connection Details |
Connections include solid plastic spacers for secure round-to-round connections |
| Posts and Beams |
Constructed from Robinia trunks R14–18 |
Why choose Hornbeck outdoor climbing frames
This climbing frame combines robust materials with carefully considered construction details, helping organisations create engaging outdoor environments that continue to perform in high-use settings.
- Built for Long-Term Structural Performance: The ends of the posts include cross-connections that help protect the Robinia timber structure over time. This added reinforcement supports durability and stability in demanding outdoor environments.
- Durable Materials for High-Use Spaces: We use galvanised screws and bolts throughout the structure to help improve resistance against weather exposure and regular use, making the climbing frame well suited for public and educational settings.
- Strong and Comfortable Grip Points: Red coated steel handles provide reliable grip support while also adding visual contrast throughout the climbing structure, helping create a more engaging play experience for children.
- Reinforced Climbing Ropes: The climbing ropes use nylon Hercules rope with a steel wire core, offering added strength and durability for frequent daily use across busy outdoor play areas.
Built for schools, parks, and public recreation areas
This climbing frame suits a wide range of outdoor environments where organisations want to encourage active play, movement, and social interaction, such as:
- Primary schools and educational centres: Encourage physical activity, coordination, teamwork, and confidence-building during break times and outdoor learning sessions.
- Orphanage and residential care facilities: Help create uplifting outdoor environments where children can stay active, socialise, and enjoy structured and imaginative play in a safe setting.
- Public parks and council recreation projects: Support community-focused outdoor spaces that encourage active lifestyles and inclusive play opportunities for families and children.
- Holiday parks and family recreation destinations: Adds a durable and visually engaging play feature for visitor-focused environments that require reliable outdoor equipment for frequent use.
- Childcare centres and after-school programmes: Provide varied climbing and balancing activities that help support physical development and interactive group play.
