Climbing equipment - J1663-M

We have created the reference J1663-M in our "Climbing equipment" range. This play equipment is accessible from 3 years. It can accommodate up to 13 users.

The size of the module is: 3.98 m length, 2.26 m width, 1.70 m. high. The free fall height (FFH) is 1.70 m.

Other finishes available

J1663

11 play functions

Climbing x1

Climbing develops the motor and psychomotor skills of the child who must show balance and assess risk to progress in their movement.

Meeting x1

By playing together, children learn how to interact with other personalities and behaviors.

Hanging x3

This fun activity allows you to explore a new way of playing, of managing space and the void below.

Balancing x2

Balancing involves learning to manage empty space in activities at height, hanging or on narrow surfaces.

Climbing x1

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

Getting across x3

Succeeding in this activity allows the child to gain self-confidence and make them want to progress in more complex traversing movements.

Specifications

Age range:	3+
Number of users:	13 users
FFH :	1.70 m
Size:	3.98 x 2.26 x 1.70 m

Equipment installation

Number of installers:	2
Installation time:	05:00:00
Concrete volume:	0.30 m3
Surface:	33.50 m2
Total weight:	165.51 kg
Weight of the heaviest element:	28.87 kg

Environmental Indicators

Repairability

9.44 /10

Downloads

Technical fact sheet

Materials sheet*

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2D DWG

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Certification

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

Materials

The 95 x 95mm posts are made of painted galvanised steel, ensuring robustness and durability. The caps are made of injection moulded polyamide.

The platform and the climbing wall are made from a 12.5mm thick textured and non-slip compact material (HPL).

The 16mm diameter ropes are made of galvanised steel cable covered with polyester. The cables are linked together and held in place by injected polyamide spheres.