Kids And Purchasing A Wooden Climbing Frame

A Wooden climbing frame and Kids go hand in hand

. Kids have been climbing these frames since they were called "Jungle Gyms." Wood lasts forever, and is the perfect material for these outdoor climbing frames. It is stronger than steel, aluminium, or plastic, and is more flexible.

These wooden frames can be expanded on to complete the desired look for the unique outdoor play set for your children. Start your kids on one by the time they are three years of age. You can add to the climbing frame to accommodate their getting bigger, and growing older. Keep in mind the amount of children, and body weight for safe play.

It comes as no surprise that the main material in a wooden climbing frame is "wood." But not just any wood is used for these sturdy and strong climbing frames. Scandinavian wood of the highest quality of either redwood or pine is used. It is prepared with safety in mind and is FSC certified. The wood is kiln dried and smoothed for quality.

This climbing frame comes with a regular swing set and baby swings are available. The legs have plastic feet with openings for water drainage in case of rain. Installation is made easy and secure with steel stakes that are galvanized. The frame is stabilized natural green and UV protected.

Each of the styles and types of climbing frames are made in the best interest of children. They are durable and resilient in holding up to kid's high energy levels and repetitious running and stomping as they play. Safety first ensures that parts are well constructed for easy and safe adjustments. Parts are made to fit for easy additions and expansions.

You create a virtual jungle gym as you add on swings and slides at varying degrees. There are also duo ride attachment connections for see saws and multi swing equipment. With so many styles, and types to choose from, the hardest part in making your selection will be that you want them all.

Choose from styles such as the Forest Range, great for small yards. The Kingswood low tower and low tower with top deck, is great for medium to large yards. There is the Sherwood low tower, and tower deck that is great for larger yards. This frame is very big, and can still grow bigger with the addition of rigging and climbing hoops.

Add on a Sherwood wooden outpost, or Sherwood ladder for the optimum in climbing and fun. Your children will never run out of options. They can play in the fort, or play in the tree house. Or just climb up and slide down, or climb over monkey bars to the swings. Kids love to climb and will spend countless hours working out and having fun.

To make the most of a fun adventure, a wooden climbing frame is indeed in order. It can make all the difference in your children's physical growth, and stamina. They will always remember times spent climbing away the hours, and playing with siblings and friends.

by:tom b gee

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