Airplane-Shaped Rope Climbing Sculpture CNF6421 | CREEZ Themed Playground Equipment

Size
850 × 720 × 220cm
Material parameters
Galvanized steel or stainless-steel main structure; steel-wire-core marine rope (HDPE sheath, UV-resistant, colourfast)
Color
As picture
Function
Airplane silhouette form; blue steel frame; yellow rope-net panels; aviation-theme imaginative play
Occasion
Airport parks; themed playgrounds; school adventure areas; aviation museums
Number of playable players
15–20
Suggested age for use
5-16 years
Design
Can custmized

The CNF6421 is a full-scale airplane silhouette climbing structure in bold blue, with yellow rope-net panels forming the wings and fuselage. Children can climb the wings and body of the aircraft, igniting imaginative aviation-themed play. The realistic proportions create an unforgettable play experience.

Most Common Mistakes in Procurement and How to Solve

The more experience you have in buying indoor playground, the more you’ll know about the complicated process. Between confusing design, budget & profit, it’s easy to
make wrong decision to result in unwise investment. If you are a first-time indoor playground investor, you can avoid it by knowing common pitfalls.

Mistakes Solutions
Not working with a right supplier

Try to find a reliable supplier who can provide you ideal solution & have cases in your country

Forgetting safety regulations

Make sure the equipment you purchased complying with all safety standards and local regulation

Totally not having ideas about design

Sure what exact kind of items you want, main age and function,etc

Not taking quality into consideration and seeking lower price

Choosing best material to ensure the long lifetime and saving costs in maintenance

Wrong installation

Sure to find professional people with working experience to install equipment in a right way, if you install by yourselves.

Forgetting budget on maintenance

Daily & monthly & annual inspection and maintain manuals, regular inspection & reminder services, which can save cost on manpower and material resources.

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