Play Towers

WHO DOES NOT WANT TO BE AT THE TOP? KOMPAN playground towers and Corocord rope climbing playgrounds offer the greatest variety to get up there! Being high above the ground is an attraction of its own. However, various play tower net climbers make sure the fun starts already while reaching for the top. On the Small Kontiki, the ascent will be rewarded with a great outlook and a speedy sliding back down from 2-3 metres height. The rope climbing towers are even reaching higher: A three-dimensional system of flat nets and a vertical climbing tunnel provide a safe and enlightening climbing tour. The translucence of their skins provides a great insight from the outside and vice versa.

KOMPAN play towers are an exciting range of rope, wood, steel, and imagination! They encourage play and teamwork, with children helping each other up, over, and through the obstacles. They improve strength through repetition, allowing the children to climb higher as they develop their muscle memory.

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This also applies to the Jelly Fish. Its round form stimulates children’s fantasy and inspires role play in many ways. Watch out: The tentacles ‘catch’ children and keep them playing for hours. The sculpture-like Cube Towers are packed with surprises and play activities. Each level offers a new colourful world of play, and different climbing challenges need to be solved on the way to the top. Take a shortcut down: The almost invisible wire tunnel outside the most elevated cubes offers a nerve-wrecking thrill.

Play towers aren't castle towers, they're more quirky, intriguing, exciting to children who want to let their imaginations run wild. Available in a range of different specifications, the rope climbing towers look great in urban areas and are accessible to a range of children thanks to their low and high areas.

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