Percussion Play Corporate Profile
Music Made For The Great Outdoors
Percussion Play designs and manufactures durable, architecturally sound outdoor musical instruments that integrate seamlessly into landscape architecture projects. Engineered for all-weather performance and inclusive play, our instruments are ideal for public parks, urban spaces, educational campuses, healthcare environments, and sensory gardens.
Each instrument is constructed using high-grade materials - including stainless steel, anodized aluminum, and hardwoods - ensuring long-term resilience and minimal maintenance. Products are ADA-compliant and designed to meet the demands of high-traffic public environments while delivering rich, resonant sound quality. They are suitable for all ages and abilities, encouraging inclusive, multi-generational engagement.
To support specification and planning, we provide comprehensive technical resources for all products. Landscape architects can access detailed spec sheets, CAD drawings (DWG, DXF), installation guides, and high-resolution imagery via our CADdetails page: percussionplay.caddetails.com. These tools streamline integration into design workflows and ensure accurate documentation for project proposals and construction.
Our product range includes tuned percussion instruments such as chimes, xylophones, marimbas, drums, and metallophones, available in various mounting options to suit surface, in-ground, or wall installations. Instruments can be customized to meet specific site requirements - including color finishes and layout configurations.
Percussion Play instruments are more than aesthetic enhancements - they are functional, interactive elements that promote wellness, social interaction, and sensory engagement. Whether incorporated into therapeutic landscapes or community-focused developments, they offer a unique opportunity to enrich outdoor environments through sound.
Percussion Play
501 Dunsbury Park, Brooklime Way
Havant, Hampshire, UK PO9 4FF
1-866-882-9170
landscapes@percussionplay.com
www.percussionplay.com
As seen in LASN magazine, October 2025.
