Elevated playhouses and treehouse play routes

Elevated playhouses and treehouse play routes : notre sélection professionnelle

Elevated playhouses give a playground the treehouse idea without the constraints of an actual tree. The Foliage and Forest series chain raised cabins on posts, walkways, pyramids and slides, with up to six modules forming a single route and, depending on the version, a double slide or a stainless steel slide. Nine routes are listed, all designed as continuous circuits rather than isolated items.

What a raised cabin route changes on a site

A cabin creates a destination inside the playground. Children occupy it, which changes the pattern of use from short bursts of climbing to longer sessions of imaginative play, and the walkways between cabins keep the group moving without crossing the ground. For campsites, holiday villages and municipal parks, that is the difference between a play area visited for ten minutes and one that holds families for an afternoon.

Heights, surfacing and installation

The nine routes answer EN 1176. Impact attenuating surfacing to EN 1177 is sized from the deck heights and from the slide exit, which are the governing points on this family. A layout study covering the modules, the connecting walkways and the surfaced area is prepared with the quotation, and installation is carried out in France.

Element	Function	Point to check
Raised cabin on posts	Occupied space, imaginative play	Deck height and access route
Walkway	Link between modules above ground	Free height of fall along its length
Pyramid section	Climbing access	Safety zone around the base
Slide, double or stainless steel	Exit from the route	Run out zone and surfacing at the exit