Durable nature play Flora

The Rolling logs improves balance, coordination as well as core & lower body strength. It is fun for the player to use, as well as for the possible bystander to watch!

This equipment is a bridge with five rounded logs suspended by ropes from the handrails. The logs rotate back and forward.

Simple looking Troll trapeze provides more challenge than meets the eye at first. The ropes are ”living” and responsive to every movement. Balancing on the equipment is fun – whether played alone or with friends. This product can be used in many ways. Without specific entry or exit points it is good also for social interaction and communication, as well as for hanging out with friends.

The Troll trapeze consists of two tall vertical posts, supported by one diagonal post each. The vertical posts are connected on the top with a horizontal beam, a rope on the bottom and two diagonal ropes from the top beam to the bottom rope. There are also six branches on the posts, one on each vertical and two on each diagonal posts.

The Wobbling logs improves balance, coordination, core body strength and lower body strength.

This equipment is an arched rung bridge with five rungs suspended by ropes from the arched handrails. The unsteady steps rise along the handrail curve and move back and forward, side to side, providing an exciting challenge for wide range of users.

The Fairy Circus is a beautiful and inclusive nature play product which offers a nice climbing challenge, as well as a hammock type lounging area on any schoolyard or park! Two of the nets have tighter mesh, which makes the product easier to play and rest also for disabled persons. The eight triangle shaped nets are placed on one level at the middle post, but the wide part is installed on four different levels from 350 mm to 1550 mm. Some posts have also “grown” branches, which will give even more excitement to climbing.

The Unicorn stall is an equipment that improves balance, agility and spatial perception, with max fall height of 60 cm Without specific entry or exit points it is good for social interaction and communication, as well as for hanging out with friends.

The Unicorn stall is a zig-zag shaped, 2,5 metre long balancing track with two higher and three lower posts which are connected by horizontal beams at two different heights. A rope connects the high posts at 1,7 meters. There are also four branches on three posts at two different levels.

The small-size spring bouncer with a gentle motion is suitable even for children of kindergarten age. Spring bouncers are playground classics, providing entertainment for children year after year. The motion trains children's rhythmic awareness and improves the sense of balance.

This swing is everyone’s favourite! Children, youngsters and adults alike will love swinging and lounging in the birds' nest swing. With the streamlined design it will fit nicely in all surroundings. The spacious and high quality seat is designed and manufactured to last very high usage, without compromising the comfort of the swing users. To ensure that people with physical limitations can access the product, please place it so that the surface is hard enough for independent or assisted access.

Let the children observe the miracle of growth in the most fascinating way; by letting them plant their very own flowers or vegetables. Flora Plant boxes are are ideal for sensory play for a wide age range, as well as for beautiful home for flowers or veggies in any park or garden. Plant boxes are also nice dividers of different zones at the playground.

The Lumberjack’s Bridge is part of the Flora Adventure Trail product group, and it improves balance, coordination and core & body strength. The rounded beam guides the player to walk across the bridge, with or without the help of handrails. The rope net attached on the handrails make the crossing possible also without touching the beam. This product works the best as a part of a balancing route, for a wide age group.

This equipment is a bridge with a longitudinal beam attached to the main frame. A rope net is attached to the beam from the handrails.

Let’s go fishing with the trolls! The fish trap is a climbing equipment that provides more challenge than meets the eye at first. The asymmetrically arranged ropes provide good exercise for balance, body strength and spatial awareness. The ropes are ”living” elements and responsive to every movement. Climbing on the equipment is challenging but fun – whether played alone or with friends.

The Fish trap is a climbing equipment which consists of two ”ladders” supporting a climbing net in the middle. The ropes in the climbing structure are placed asymmetrically. There is a horizontal beam above the net. Two branches on each outer post help getting onto the ladder.

The Giant’s comb is a balancing track which can be placed on a trail in many ways, having the starting point either on the lower or the taller end. This kind of equipment is ideal for school yards for exercise and motor skills improvement, but also as a substitute of traditional seating. Whilst the equipment invites to sit, it promotes “exercise in disguise” whilst hanging out with friends.

The Giant’s comb is over three metres long balancing track with a wave shaped, ascending beam with ten branches, supported by a post at both ends. The taller post has three ”branches” and the lower one two.

Fairy’s waterfall provides more challenge than meets the eye at first. The ropes are ”living” and thus the nets and rope ladders are responsive to every movement. The stable beams and branches encourage climbing, too. This product can be used in many ways, as a meeting point or for exercising. Without specific entry or exit points it is good for social interaction and communication, as well as for hanging out with friends.

The Fairy’s waterfall consists of two high and two low posts, connected to each other with horizontal beams. The high posts suspend two different types of rope ladders: One hangs straight down from the top beam. The second one is connected diagonally from the top beam to the top of the lower posts.

Fell of Ara rises to nearly five metres and rewards the climbers with three storeys. This equipment for climbing and imaginary play adapts from the witch’s home mountain to a cosy farm house, depending on the players’ needs. The low ceiling, nooks and a see-through floor on the top floor maximizes the exciting but cosy feeling. The children can go up, down and even round with the many exits and entrances.

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