6.51500
© Richter Spielgeräte GmbH
6.51500
© MONICA BEDMAR
6.51500
© MONICA BEDMAR
6.51500
© MONICA BEDMAR
6.51500
© MONICA BEDMAR
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Rotating Beam

Order number 6.51500

Play value

The Rotating Beam is balancingequipment with a higher degree ofdifficulty, which requires strong, swiftphysical movement in order to retainbalance. It stimulates children to playcompetitively and in groups. A 5-m-longhorizontal balancing beam with rotatingends is fixed about 30 cm above theground to supporting wooden posts.The Rotating Beam is also interestingequipment when installed alongsidepaths.

Recommended for

  • Kindergarten children
  • 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

Other productversions

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Info

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

Designer

Prof. Hans-J. Krause
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Rotating Beam
Order number 6.51500

Other productversions

The Rotating Beam is balancingequipment with a higher degree ofdifficulty, which requires strong, swiftphysical movement in order to retainbalance. It stimulates children to playcompetitively and in groups. A 5-m-longhorizontal balancing beam with rotatingends is fixed about 30 cm above theground to supporting wooden posts.The Rotating Beam is also interestingequipment when installed alongsidepaths.
  • Kindergarten children
  • 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

Prof. Hans-J. Krause