Obstacle course - hexagonal climbing net
Walk the edge or cross the center of the hexagonal climbing net. Here, children can challenge their balance as they tackle this exciting obstacle.
The hexagonal climbing net consists of six vertical robinia posts arranged in a hexagon and mounted into the ground. The posts are connected by horizontal robinia beams, allowing users to balance at various heights or step down onto the net in the center.
The climbing net features varying mesh sizes, making it challenging to balance or climb on. The net is made from durable and hard-wearing taifun rope. The robinia wood gives the play structure a natural look, and together with the net, it creates the illusion of a spider’s web spun between branches in a thicket.
The hexagonal climbing net can be used as part of an obstacle course or as a standalone play feature on a playground, where children can unleash their imagination and hone their skills.
The climbing net measures 291 cm in length, 327 cm in width, and 100 cm in height.
