There isn’t a magic number. We specialise in working with small spaces. Our smallest play area was about 80 SqFt and our largest playground was 6000+ SqFt.

We make our play elements using a combination of metal, wood and rope. However, we area constantly trying to work with new materials that have a low impact on the environment. We do not use plastics. 80% of our play equipment can be recycled.

In all our designs, we adhere to European standards. Having been to playgrounds around the world and observing children play, we design play equipment keeping in mind the child. "Safety over form. Function over aesthetics”. That is our design principle.

Apartments, clubs, schools, pre-schools, individuals, offices - we have many clients from varying backgrounds that have requested us for designs. Everyone needs to play. Our play equipment are fun and different and we strive to keep the user (be it a child or an adult) engaged.

Play is integral to a child’s development. More and more educators have begun understanding that being outdoors and playing, especially in early child development is one of the best ways to learn. Our play systems are designed and built keeping the child in mind.

We custom build playgrounds. While some of our play elements are standard, we customise play equipment for your requirement. We pay special attention to detail in all our projects. Our designs keep in mind the space required for the children to run around, the fall heights and playground surfacing.

You don’t need to choose it. Just send us your floor plan, tell us what the target age group is and let us get to it. We design site specific play equipment.

All playground equipment are subject to a lot of abuse. We strive to use material that is abrasion resistant yet soft on the hands. In any case, wood and rope need to be audited and replaced every so often.

Yes, for a small fee. Ask us more about it.

Height, fall, sharp points, entrapment hazards, trip hazards. But let the kids fall. Falling is essential to a child’s development. Don’t take our word for it. Click here to read more.

There isn’t a magic number. We specialise in working with small spaces. Our smallest play area was about 80 SqFt and our largest playground was 6000+ SqFt.

We make our play elements using a combination of metal, wood and rope. However, we area constantly trying to work with new materials that have a low impact on the environment. We do not use plastics. 80% of our play equipment can be recycled.

In all our designs, we adhere to European standards. Having been to playgrounds around the world and observing children play, we design play equipment keeping in mind the child. "Safety over form. Function over aesthetics”. That is our design principle.

Apartments, clubs, schools, pre-schools, individuals, offices - we have many clients from varying backgrounds that have requested us for designs. Everyone needs to play. Our play equipment are fun and different and we strive to keep the user (be it a child or an adult) engaged.

Play is integral to a child’s development. More and more educators have begun understanding that being outdoors and playing, especially in early child development is one of the best ways to learn. Our play systems are designed and built keeping the child in mind.

We custom build playgrounds. While some of our play elements are standard, we customise play equipment for your requirement. We pay special attention to detail in all our projects. Our designs keep in mind the space required for the children to run around, the fall heights and playground surfacing.

You don’t need to choose it. Just send us your floor plan, tell us what the target age group is and let us get to it. We design site specific play equipment.

All playground equipment are subject to a lot of abuse. We strive to use material that is abrasion resistant yet soft on the hands. In any case, wood and rope need to be audited and replaced every so often.

Yes, for a small fee. Ask us more about it.

Height, fall, sharp points, entrapment hazards, trip hazards. But let the kids fall. Falling is essential to a child’s development. Don’t take our word for it. Click here to read more.