Backyard Playgrounds

Backyard playgrounds are typically designed for children aged 3 to 12 years. Always check the product recommendations for specific age ranges and weight limits.

Backyard playgrounds are commonly made from wood, metal or plastic. Wooden playgrounds offer a natural aesthetic and durability, metal playgrounds are sturdy and often more weather resistant, and plastic playgrounds are lightweight and low maintenance and generally for younger kids.

Yes, all of our backyard playgrounds are tested to Australian standards and are safe for children.

Ensure there is ample space around the playground for safe play. A good rule of thumb is to have at least 2 metres of clearance on all sides, with additional space in front and behind swings for safe swinging arcs.

Yes, the ground should be level and clear of debris, rocks and roots. Adding a layer of mulch, rubber, or other soft surfacing materials is recommended to cushion falls and create soft landings.

Playgrounds should be anchored to prevent tipping. This can be done using ground anchors. Our backyard playgrounds come with anchor kits.

Weight capacity varies by model. Most playgrounds can accommodate multiple children with individual components supporting different weights. Check the product specifications for exact limits.

Regular maintenance includes checking for loose bolts, worn parts and any structural damage. Wooden playgrounds may need periodic sealing or staining to protect against weather damage.

Assembly difficulty varies by model. Our playgrounds come with detailed instructions and may require basic tools like wrenches and screwdrivers. We do offer assembly, which you can read more about it here.

Consider features such as swings, slides, climbing walls, monkey bars and playhouses. Ensure the set is age appropriate and meets your child's interests and developmental needs.

Yes, all of our backyard playgrounds come with a warranty. Check each product to see what the warranty is.

A backyard playground can offer a range of activities, from swinging, sliding, and climbing to sandpit play and balance challenges. Features like monkey bars, rope ladders, and rock climbing walls promote strength and coordination, while accessories like cubby houses, tunnels, and steering wheels spark creativity and imaginative play. Some playgrounds even include options for sports, like mini basketball hoops or soccer goals, for added variety and fun!

For a backyard playground, you’ll generally need a space of about 3x4 meters for a small setup with basic features like swings and a slide. Larger playgrounds with more elements, like climbing walls or monkey bars, may need 5x6 meters or more. It’s also recommended to leave an additional 1-2 meters of clear space around the playground for safe movement and fall zones.goals, for added variety and fun!

To prepare the ground for a playground installation, follow these steps:

Choose a Level Area: Select a flat, stable spot in your yard to ensure the playground sits securely and safely.Clear and

Level the Surface: Remove any grass, rocks, or debris, and use a rake or shovel to even out the soil, creating a solid foundation.

Add a Safe Ground Cover: Consider adding a shock-absorbing material like rubber mulch, wood chips, or sand to cushion falls and enhance safety. A layer of at least 15-30 cm is recommended for adequate protection.

Ensure Proper Drainage: If needed, grade the area slightly to allow water to drain away from the playground, helping prevent pooling and keeping the ground dry.

Following these steps will give your playground a safe, sturdy base and help it withstand weather and regular play.