Berliner Seilfabrik Play Equipment

Lookout with bamboo panels, an access bridge, rope ladder, climbing rope and a curved banister.

Climbing tower with bamboo panels, an access net, rope ladder, climbing rope and a straight banister.

With this Boo play house up in the air, who wouldn't want to climb to the top? To accommodate the bamboo covered lookout, the Pentagode's tensioning system has been modified and guy ropes were added.

Small Rope-play house with a space net and bamboo panels.

What looks confusing from the outside is structured on the inside. Level after level must be climbed to reach the top of this mystical tower. "Descent" is via the precipitous tunnel slide that winds half way around the tower. The tower is enclosed by safety netting that is virtually transparent,...

A castle turret? A secret rocket launch pad? A child's imagination can be boundless. The mighty tower raised on tilted posts can only be reached via a combination of plate-shaped nets and net matting. The 16?-5? long Tunnel Slide promises to be a highlight of every playground visit.

The ascent to the net sphere is successful via several inclined rings with nets. The over 30' high tower offers ample space to relax in and, for role playing children, can become either a retreat, command center or bird's nest.

The idea of climbing a tree just to see the earth from another perspective is as old as the trees themselves. This idea was our inspiration to develop the Greenville Triis. These beautifully designed playhouses in different sizes need at least an access or a connection from another Trii. Create your...

LaGrange is an impressive 18 feet high and 27 by 21 feet large play barn, which introduces the combination of various play cells with a spatial net. The diverse play elements inside ensure varied play and train different skills of the children. Whether in a public or amusement park - LaGrange is an exciting...

This Triitopia world entices with maximum climbing fun on five levels. Thanks to its simple façade design it ts perfectly into its surroundings. And have you ever thought about a rooftop playground?

Even very little space is no obstacle to varied play. This small WaggaWagga.02 fits perfectly into a small space and offers lots of fun at the same time.

WaggaWagga.01 combines four towers with novel panels and innovative play elements. Two balconies connected by a net tunnel ensure new exciting play possibilities. Whether indoors or outdoors - its technical finesse, the highest quality, the unique design and the large play volume on a narrow footprint...

Seven different climber options, such as an arc ladder, climbing plates or a large climbing net, take you to this large LevelUp.04.4. An 8-feet-high Fast Lane Slide for the big ones and a nearly 3-feet-high slide for small climbing fans ensure a fast exit.

A great adventure awaits anyone who climbs this huge LevelUp.03.1. More than five levels of climbing fun take kids up to nearly 10 feet. Climbing rings and large rubber membranes are just two of the possible ascents. Additional integrated play elements round off the fun.

LevelUp.02.2 is just the thing for the little ones. Here, they can reach the deck via the transfer station and additional almost 3-feet-high entry points and whiz down again via the Fast Lane Slide. There are also several integrated play panels that train motor skills.

This LevelUp.01.2 offers a variety of add-ons such as climbing rings, stepping forms, a climbing net and a Fast Lane Slide. Integrated bongos also provide an auditory experience.

The Woodville Combi.02 comprised of two huts and different heights share a common support post. The larger of the two huts is equipped with a connecting net, which is combined with an access net and thus offers an exciting challenge. The two huts are connected through a balcony which can be climbed via...

Playing in the undergrowth! The world of hedgehogs, mice and beetles starts here. The highlight of these Wonderwalls in the design of a tree stump is a passage with rubber membranes connecting two play areas. And anyone looking closely will find a secret opening under the bench. Do you dare crawl through it?

As its name suggests, the Tetragode extends from the central mast outwards in four directions to create its play space. Intersections where one rope terminates are secured by T-connectors. The tensioning system for all Polygode structures is housed in the foundation tubes. Not only does this protect...