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Four-tower castle PPS 10040

Delivery may take up to 4–5 weeks.

Recommended for children aged 5 and above, this castle-themed climbing play structure features four towers, a slide, rope bridges, and a variety of climbing elements, providing a complex and challenging play experience. The diverse range of movement activities helps develop balance, coordination, strength, and problem-solving skills while encouraging cooperative play and imaginative role-playing adventures. Its multi-level design promotes active exploration and physical development, making it an attractive focal point for larger playgrounds and recreational areas. The equipment complies with the PN-EN 1176-1 and PN-EN 1176-3 standards, and spare parts are available to ensure safe and reliable long-term use.

Age:
5+
Free fall height:
1,50 m
Safety zone:
672 × 987 cm
Safety area:
46,50 m²
Total height:
4,40 m
Width:
3,22 m
Length:
6,85 m
Product code: PPS 10040
Standard: PN-EN 1176-1, PN-EN 1176-3
Spare parts availability: yes
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