TANAMI Narrow Rope Play Structure

In brief — TANAMI Narrow Rope Play Structure: dimensions 1120 × 530 × 430 cm, material stainless steel, free fall height 2,9 m, age range 3 to 14 years, safety area 13,4 x 8,7 m, standards EN 1176, certification certificate of conformity from an independent certification body, price on quotation.

The hardest sites to equip are not the small ones, they are the narrow ones: a 5 m strip between a footpath and a boundary fence, the length of a school field edge, the leftover ground beside a car park. TANAMI is designed for exactly that geometry. It runs 11.2 m long but only 5.3 m wide, and it packs full climbing value into that band — nets and ropes along the whole length, staggered raised platforms and dedicated climbing and gripping elements.

Full climbing value in a 5.3 m band

• Climbing nets and rope runs along the entire 11.2 m length, so children travel rather than circle.
• Staggered platforms at differing heights, giving rest points, lookout points and route choices within a narrow envelope.
• Dedicated gripping and climbing elements for children who want a harder line than the nets alone.
• 4.3 m overall height with a 2.9 m free height of fall: a serious climbing item, not a scaled-down one.

Materials and construction

Structural posts are stainless steel. Ropes are 18 mm polyamide with a braided galvanised steel core, resistant to cutting and to UV, joined with aluminium and stainless steel connectors. Decorative elements are impact and weather resistant HPL panel. Foundations are high-strength concrete at 0.6 m depth, which is shallow for a structure of this height and helps on sites where buried services run along the strip.

Siting

The minimum impact area is 13.4 by 8.7 m. Note that the impact area is wider than the structure on both sides, so a 5.3 m wide structure still needs an 8.7 m wide corridor: measure from the fence line, not from where the posts will stand. Other formats are shown under Diamond Collection play structures.

Technical specification

Frequently asked questions

Can the impact area overlap a footpath?

No. A path within the impact area is an obstruction and a route for people who are not using the equipment. Where the strip is too narrow, the usual solution is to divert the path rather than to reduce the impact area.

Is a narrow structure less interesting to children?

Not if the routes are varied, and here they are: the length gives sequence, the staggered platforms give changes of level, and the climbing elements give difficulty. What a narrow structure loses is the ability for a large group to disperse across it.

Why are the foundations only 0.6 m deep?

Loads are shared across a run of posts rather than concentrated on a few, so each foundation carries less. It is confirmed by the structural design supplied with the technical file.

Send us the length and the clear width of your strip, including any fence or path within it, and we will confirm the fit and return a costed proposal within 24 business hours.

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