When considered as a climbing tool, the rope net is hard to match with any other material or tool. Playing on a three-dimensional net system challenges and stimulates children's three-dimensional spatial thinking and motor skills. The three-dimensional net sits in a sturdy steel frame. The two make a perfect pair that allows many different combinations.
For that reason, many playgrounds, resorts and apartment buildings have installed three-dimensional net systems with diverse designs, colours and shapes that never repeat. The Greenville structure becomes even more wonderful when it takes on a touch of bamboo. It gives the playground the breath of the city and the echoes of nature. A playhouse with an exciting climbing net system and an extremely comfortable play space. That is Greenville.
The rise of bamboo
Our "walls" at first glance look as if they are made of wood, but the material is actually more resilient and very environmentally friendly: bamboo, nature's own engineering.
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A philosopher once said: the way to beat something good is to create something better. That is why we chose bamboo instead of wood. Bamboo is not an ordinary tree. It is a type of grass. In quality it also far exceeds other industrial timber. Bamboo resists abrasion and termites extremely well, and together with its inherent hardness (harder than oak) and its stronger CO2 absorption than any other tree, it becomes unbeatable as a building material for an environmentally friendly playground. Bamboo can grow about 1m per day, faster than all the fast-growing timber we know. During production, the bamboo fibres are pressed and smoothed with rosin at high pressure. The warm, glossy brown colour comes from treating the resin in special processing kilns.
Bam 3,3m Boo 2,5m
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