Climbing forest - design example 01, hemp
White peeled oak trunks. Timbers made of non-impregnated mountain larch, with slanted end grain (wood protection measure), sawn timber heart-cut. Richter-Herkul rope, Ø > 20 mm, made of galvanised six-strand steel cables, wrapped and bonded with polyester yarn, with very good abrasion resistance, firm hold of the sheathing even in the event of punctual damage. S-connector, Ø 8.1 mm, made of high-quality stainless steel, rounded. Cardan joint, hot-dip galvanised, consists of two sintered metal plain bearings, allows free swinging in all directions. Swivelling cable connection. Retractable two-part screws. Back and forth movements with sintered metal plain bearings, self-lubricating. Chains made of V2A or V4A with high corrosion resistance, short links, without eyelets on the connecting parts, easily replaceable and easy to shorten. Rope colour hemp.
Article no.
10.80011
Dimension
Length cm:2210
Width cm:980
Height cm:500
Falling space
Length cm:2540
Width cm:1390
Height cm:300
Assembly
Floor anchoring:made of steel for casting
With its various levels of difficulty at different heights, the climbing forest is an exciting challenge for active children and adults who like to test their strength and skills. The logs and ropes can accommodate many adventurers at the same time, making the climbing forest particularly suitable for busy playgrounds. Climbing, hanging and balancing together promotes dexterity and prudence. Motor skills are trained in a playful way and children's risk assessment is improved. When two players meet on a swaying rope, coordination is required and successfully overcoming a seemingly insurmountable obstacle boosts self-confidence. The proud expression on the children's faces at the highest point of the climbing forest speaks for itself. Climbers of all ages enjoy learning how great goals can be achieved through concentration and perseverance.
