Play Towers

Whether a play tower with slide for the outdoor area of a nursery or a large tower combination for a public playground: our play towers come in very different sizes. The Ascona slide towers and the slide tower with roof have a roofed platform and a slide, and the slide tower with roof needs the least space, with an impact area of 700 by 410 centimetres. The Weimar tower combination, with staircase access, roof and slide, is recommended from the age of two. The Amstermax tower combination links three towers via two wobbly bridges and has room for up to 91 children at the same time.

Many tower combinations consist of two towers linked by a suspension bridge, a net walkway or a wobbly bridge. You climb up via rungs, climbing net, climbing wall, stairs or ramp, and come down via a slide, tube slide or fire pole. The hexagonal tower combines a climbing wall, climbing net, slide and sliding poles on its six sides, and the St. Gallen slide tower with wooden ramp can be set up on a hill. Bern, Naples, Lisbon and Paris also have a swing, and Lisbon additionally has a calculator and a fence panel with Braille.

Every tower offers several ascents and descents of varying difficulty, so children find their own pace. While climbing and balancing they train their sense of balance and coordination, and role play develops on the platforms: knights, pirates, princesses. You will find individual slides and swings under slides and swings.

For most models you can choose posts made of pressure-treated spruce (free of heart centre), hot-dip galvanised steel or powder-coated aluminium in red or anthracite, and for Ascona, Zurich, the slide tower with roof as well as Basel, Brandenburg, Erlangen and Weimar also recycled material. The hexagonal tower, Milan and Rome are available in hot-dip galvanised steel, powder-coated in red, anthracite or brown on request. We mill the floors of the tower combinations from HDPE sheets.

For children over the age of three, the playground standard DIN EN 1176 requires a guardrail from a fall height of 1.00 metre and a barrier of at least 70 centimetres from 2.00 metres. Our play equipment is built to these requirements. The free height of fall ranges from no more than 1.50 metres for the slide towers, for Weimar or Brandenburg, to under 2.50 metres for Amstermax, Bern and Genoa.

The towers are delivered largely pre-assembled. On site, you attach the intermediate elements and pour the foundations, and assembly instructions are included. For the Basel tower combination there are eleven foundations with a combined total of around 1.3 cubic metres of concrete.