Arlington

The high-durability stairs provide easy and safe access to the play structure, with a non-slip surface to prevent falls. Climbing and descending the stairs help players develop physical skills such as strength, coordination, and balance. The stairs also encourage independence and self-confidence as players learn to navigate heights and new tasks. Suitable for transfer accessibility to ensure convenient and safe access for players with disabilities, including smooth transitions from a wheelchair to the play structure and back.

The climbing element offers a physical challenge that develops muscle strength, coordination, and balance. Climbing on the element encourages children to overcome fears and build self-confidence and perseverance. Additionally, the element helps develop problem-solving skills as children look for efficient and safe ways to climb.

The moving game provides dynamic activity that develops players' coordination, strength, and motor skills.

The roof provides shade and protection from the sun and rain, allowing players to enjoy play in comfortable conditions. In addition to its functional role, the roof is designed to enhance the look of the structure and align with the story told by the design of the play structure. The roof design contributes to creating an engaging and unique play environment that stimulates imagination and enriches the players' play experience.

The double slide allows two players to slide simultaneously, encouraging friendly competition and the development of social skills. Shared sliding fosters cooperation and shared fun.

Hand and foot holds provide support during play and use of the structure. Players develop their strength and coordination while maintaining stability and security.

The ventilated panel offers an activity that stimulates the sense of touch and provides a feeling of wind and freshness. Playing with the panel develops players' motor and sensory skills.