Medieval - Turret - J38400

We have created the reference J38400 in our "Medieval" range. This play equipment is accessible from 3 years. It can accommodate up to 7 users.

The size of the module is: 3.48 m length, 0.94 m width, 2.98 m. high. The free fall height (FFH) is 2.00 m.

11 play functions

Role play x2

Role play promotes the child's intellectual and social skills.

Sliding x2

Sliding is always exciting and fun. On a classic slide or a sliding pole, on your stomach, on your back, as you please.

Meeting x1

Playing together, children meet new faces, new behaviors, new personalities, and how to interact.

Resting x1

Resting allows the child to recover from their exertions, and also improve their concentration.

Handling x1

Handling is a great activity for developing motor skills and abilities in young children while having fun.

Sheltering x1

Finding a small refuge to shelter in ensures children have a space of their own.

Tactile stimulation x1

Each touch-stimulating activity enables children to refine their manual dexterity skills, and the coordination of their gestures.

Visual stimulation x1

It awakens curiosity and memorising, stimulating concentration to better assimilate details, or to succeed in the association of colors.

Climbing x1

Climbing promotes dexterity, balance and coordination of movements. On the way up, the child learns to deal with height and space.

Specifications

Age range:	3+
Number of users:	7 users
FFH :	2.00 m
Size:	3.48 x 0.94 x 2.98 m

Equipment installation

Number of installers:	2
Installation time:	05:00:00
Concrete volume:	0.20 m3
Surface:	26.00 m2
Total weight:	151.84 kg
Weight of the heaviest element:	17.28 kg

Environmental Indicators

Repairability

9.48 /10

Downloads

Technical fact sheet

Materials sheet*

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2D DWG

3D DWG

Certification

All games and sports equipment in our standard offer are certified by an independent laboratory.

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