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Tuscumbia Commercial Playground


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The Tuscumbia play structure is a great way to keep your body and mind in shape. The Stacked Pixel Climber will be the first thing that everyone will notice. The addition of this blocky, digital-looking structure to a traditional climbing wall gives it a fresh, contemporary feel. All around the construction, there are grab rails that allow children to climb up, down, and side to side without falling off. An excellent total-body workout that can help you build muscle, improve body coordination and agility, and improve your motor planning abilities. You're not quite ready to ascend that climber yet? Children may also climb the Wavy PE Rock Climbing Wall, which is slightly smaller. The Snake and Spiral Climbers are located near the slides and are used to immediately ascend to them. While there are several objects that may be used to exercise the body, there are a handful that can be used to train the mind as well. The Ship's Wheel, as well as the Car and Store Panels, will arouse your imagination. Children can pretend to be explorers of the oceans, racing car drivers, or owners of their own businesses, among other things. With the Tuscumbia playset, you can help children bodies and minds develop!

Age Range: 5-12 years
Child Capacity: 40-50
Fall Height: 108"
Post Diameter: 3.5-inch
Safety Zone: 33' 5" x 35' 3"

SKU: PKP291

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