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Billings Commercial Play System


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Billings is a remarkable play structure that is made up of two towers, one of which is tall and one of which is small, and they are connected by an Incline Tube Bridge. Despite the fact that it features a Double Slide and a Ship's Wheel, the lesser tower is mostly used as an entryway to its bigger sibling. When combined with its deck height of six feet, the bigger tower makes for an eye-catching construction that can be viewed and enjoyed from virtually anywhere on the playground. There are two routes to get to the top of the tower: either by crawling up the Incline Tube Bridge from the lower tower, or by ascending the Snake Climber, which is located at the base of the tower. When it comes to making full use of its great height, this tower excels. One of its sides is equipped with a Bubble Panel window, which provides a bird's-eye perspective of the surrounding area. There is a massive slide on the other side of the play area called the Wave Slide, which is sure to be one of the biggest and most popular slides in your playground. The huge tower even makes advantage of the abundant space beneath it by including a Store Panel, which allows children to open a store on the ground level of the structure.

Age Range: 5-12 years
Child Capacity: 25-29
Fall Height: 72"
Post Diameter: 3.5-inch
Safety Zone: 25' 10" x 30' 8"

SKU: PKP214

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