Our ECO Playground Equipment: A Few of our Favourites
I really like this range and so do our clients. Natural character, loads of choice and a price point that makes it well worth a look. Our ECO playground equipment can do the small, simple additions just as well as the big centrepiece. And that gives us plenty to work with.

A few of our favourites....
ECO Playground Equipment: 8009 | A little climbing challenge

A lovely option when you want to add physical challenge without choosing a big tower. I like the different ways children can tackle it.
ECO Playground Equipment: 8011 | Small tower, plenty of fun

Sometimes simple is exactly right. A tower, a slide and a place for little adventures. Worth considering when the space or budget needs a more compact starting point.
ECO Playground Equipment: 8012 | More routes, more adventure

This is where we can start to build a real destination. Different routes and activities give children choices, rather than everyone queuing for the same thing.
ECO Playground Equipment: 8052 | Sand, stories and a little house

Not everything needs to be about climbing higher. I love having room for the quieter, imaginative side of play too. A house and sandpit can become a shop, a kitchen or whatever the children decide that day.
ECO Playground Equipment: 8040 | The big adventure

And then there’s this! A proper centrepiece when you have the space and the brief for something bigger. The range really does stretch from smaller additions to full-scale adventures.
Your colours. Your look.
The green panels work beautifully with timber, but that doesn’t mean every scheme has to look the same. We can explore custom panel colours and different timber finish and treatment options to suit your setting. I’d rather show you the choices together than ask you to imagine how they might look.
Available combinations depend on the product, so we’ll confirm the finish, treatment, maintenance requirements and any price difference before you choose

Think scheme, not shopping list


A few well-chosen pieces, useful routes, space to sit and the right surfacing can make a much better playground than simply squeezing in more kit. That’s what I want us to get right, whether it’s a school, a community space or somewhere families visit for the day.
Want me to pull a few ideas together?
Send us a photo of your space, who it’s for and a rough budget. I’ll help you narrow it down to the ECO options that actually make sense for your project.
Get in touch: 01482 762374




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