Wooden climbing frames
- Natural timber look for family backyards
- Great for playcentres with slides, swings and climbing walls
- A strong choice for families wanting a longer-term outdoor play setup
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Climbing Frames
Backyard climbing, sliding and active play for growing kids. Explore wooden climbing frames, playcentres, monkey bars and metal climbing options designed to help turn outdoor time into everyday adventure.
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Choose from wooden climbing frames, playcentres, monkey bars and metal climbing frames for active backyard play.
Wooden Climbing Frames
Timber climbing frames and playcentres for climbing, sliding and imaginative outdoor play.
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Playcentres with Slides
Backyard setups with slides, swings, climbing walls and more ways to play.
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Monkey Bars
Great for kids who love climbing challenges, hanging, balancing and active play.
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Metal Climbing Frames
Metal domes, climbing frames and space-friendly active play options for the backyard.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our products
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Think about:
- Space in your garden
- Age and number of children
- Material (wood or metal)
- Budget and features (slides, climbing, multiple seats)
👉 Our Swing Set Buying Guide can help you choose.
- Space in your garden
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Allow at least a 2m safety perimeter around the swing or play centre.
🚫 Keep clear of fences, walls, sheds, trees, or washing lines.
Always install on grass or play bark, never on hard surfaces. -
Yes. If anchors are supplied, they must be concreted into the ground for stability and safety. Not doing this may invalidate your warranty.
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Yes, both are normal.
- Cracks – natural expansion and contraction of wood, strength rarely affected
- Green stains – harmless reaction between sap and wood treatment
If you’re unsure, send us a photo and we’ll check for you.
- Cracks – natural expansion and contraction of wood, strength rarely affected
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Yes, slight movement and creaking are normal as the wood expands and contracts.
👉 If it feels excessive, check bolts, tighten where needed, and make sure anchors are secure. -
- Brush off dirt and wipe seats/slides with mild detergent
- Treat wood yearly with a child-safe stain
- Check bolts, brackets, and anchors regularly
- In winter: remove fabrics and store them dry
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Yes, most swings use carabiner clips so you can swap seats or accessories.
- Ensure safe spacing between swings
- Some timber sets have fixed hangers which limit options
👉 See our spacing guide before adding accessories.
- Ensure safe spacing between swings
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Many swings come with height-adjustable ropes.
If yours doesn’t, adjustable seats can be purchased separately. Check the product page for details. -
Yes, we stock spares such as hangers, bolts, and fabrics.
- For current models: order online
- For older models: contact our team for help
👉 Warranty parts can be requested through our claim form.
- For current models: order online
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Warranty varies by model. Check the individual product page for frame, fittings, and accessories coverage.
Frequently Asked Questions
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It depends on your child’s age, your garden space, and your budget. Our trampolines range from 4.5ft to 14ft. For young kids, start with a junior trampoline. For older kids (6+) and adults, a larger classic trampoline is best.
👉 Tip: Lay out the size on your lawn with a rope or hose before buying. -
Not essential, but highly recommended.
- Anchor kits – stop trampolines blowing away in strong wind
- Covers – protect mats and pads from sun and weather
- Safety extras – like ladders or shade covers
- Anchor kits – stop trampolines blowing away in strong wind
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- Junior trampolines: Designed for little ones (with softer bounce and lower frame).
- Larger trampolines: Recommended from 6 years+ through to adults
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Always on flat, soft grass with a 2m safety space around it.
🚫 Never place on hard surfaces like concrete or decking.
🚫 Keep away from sheds, fences, and trees. -
- Only one jumper at a time (most injuries happen with two or more).
- Always have an adult supervising.
- Check regularly for wear and tear (springs, mats, nets).
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- Use a cover to protect against sun and debris
- Anchor it down in windy weather
- Remove the net or dismantle in storms or winter
- Store indoors if possible during long wet/windy periods
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- Move to a sheltered spot if windy
- Remove enclosure net and secure with anchors
- Best option: Dismantle and store in a dry place to prevent rust
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Warranty depends on the model. Check the product page for details on frame, mat, springs, and enclosure coverage.
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Yes – but only use genuine Plum spares. Using non-Plum parts can cause damage and will void your warranty.
👉 Find parts via our Trampoline Spare Parts Finder. -
Trampolines are safe when:
Used correctly
Only one jumper at a timeWith constant adult supervision
On a level, grass surface with no nearby hazards
Wooden vs metal climbing frames
Not sure which climbing frame style suits your backyard? Compare the two most popular options before you choose.
Metal climbing frames
- Practical option for climbing, hanging and active play
- Often a good fit for space-friendly backyard setups
- Includes monkey bars, climbing domes and metal frame options
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