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© Daniel Perales Studio
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© Daniel Perales Studio
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© Daniel Perales Studio
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© Daniel Perales Studio
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© Daniel Perales Studio
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Bell Climbing Poles

Order number 7.90000

Play value

Climbing poles of equal length are centrally arranged, offering children and adolescents competitive play opportunities. The reward for climbing is the ringing of a bell at the top when it is tapped. Boys in particular, like measuring their strengths and skills and for this reason the Bell Climbing Poles are particularly suited to the teenager‘s area.

Recommended for

  • School children
  • Young people
  • Supervised play areas, such as kindergartens, schools, after-school programmes or similar
  • Public play areas without supervision, such as playgrounds, parks or similar
  • Swimming pools without supervision, such as outdoor pools, adventure pools or similar
All parts used for anchoring to the ground are made of hot-dip galvanised steel or stainless steel Ja

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Attention! Technical modifications reserved. Request current assembly instructions for site dimensions.

Designer

Jörg Gaier
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Bell Climbing Poles
Order number 7.90000
Climbing poles of equal length are centrally arranged, offering children and adolescents competitive play opportunities. The reward for climbing is the ringing of a bell at the top when it is tapped. Boys in particular, like measuring their strengths and skills and for this reason the Bell Climbing Poles are particularly suited to the teenager‘s area.
  • School children
  • Young people
  • Supervised play areas, such as kindergartens, schools, after-school programmes or similar
  • Public play areas without supervision, such as playgrounds, parks or similar
  • Swimming pools without supervision, such as outdoor pools, adventure pools or similar

Downloads

Info

Attention! Technical modifications reserved. Request current assembly instructions for site dimensions.

Designer

Jörg Gaier