Outdoor Play House product specifications
| Feature |
Details |
| Product Code |
15-1115 |
| Basic material |
Robinia timber |
| Foundation |
Loose-poured concrete |
| Uprights |
Robinia trunks (R14–18) |
| Structural protection |
Ends of uprights fitted with cross-braces for added durability |
| Window material |
Red plexiglass |
Why choose Hornbeck’s Play House
We design our play house to meet the demands of educational and public sector schemes, where durability, safety, and long-term value are essential. Every detail reflects a considered approach to materials and construction, ensuring reliable performance in busy outdoor environments.
- Robust Robinia timber construction – We use high-quality Robinia timber throughout, including 3cm thick planks for the platform and 2.5cm thick components for key elements. This delivers strength, stability, and consistent performance in high-use settings.
- Built for long-term durability – Galvanised screws and bolts provide dependable structural integrity while resisting wear from exposure and frequent use, helping reduce ongoing maintenance requirements.
- Safe and practical detailing – The inclusion of a red coated steel handle offers a secure and easy-to-use feature for people, while introducing a subtle visual contrast within the structure.
- Designed for active play environments – Every component is selected and assembled with purpose, supporting safe, engaging play while standing up to the everyday demands of schools, nurseries, and wider community schemes.
Recommended locations for use
We design our outdoor play house to integrate seamlessly into a wide range of organised outdoor environments where imaginative play, interaction, and early development are prioritised. It performs best in schemes that require robust, reliable equipment to support regular and sustained use.
- Schools and early years settings: Ideal for primary schools and nursery environments, where structured outdoor play is part of daily learning. It supports social interaction, role play, and creative exploration in a safe, familiar setting.
- Public parks and community schemes: Well suited to managed outdoor spaces where families and people of all ages gather. The play house provides an engaging focal point that encourages shared, imaginative play.
- Visitor attractions and leisure destinations: Works effectively within heritage sites, farm parks, and leisure schemes where interactive features enhance the visitor experience and encourage longer dwell time.
- Council and housing association developments: A strong fit for communal outdoor areas within residential-led developments, helping create inclusive play opportunities as part of wider community planning.
- Educational outdoor learning environments: Supports outdoor learning initiatives where structured play is used to develop communication, cooperation, and early problem-solving skills.
