- Location: Australia.
- Project: Playgrounds.
Playgrounds in Australia
Tribox playgrounds and their robust and modern design very popular in Australia.
Tribox playsets for playgrounds are being widely accepted in the country of the koalas: Australia. The Tribox series of playground equipment was designed under a striking and very modern aesthetic that adapts to any current urban project. It is manufactured with high-quality materials and excellent protective finishes that guarantee a very good performance against the weather and vandalism.
Tribox playsets are manufactured with high-strength round steel posts joined together by means of platforms, bridges, walkways and climbing elements. They can incorporate open polyethylene slides, closed pipe slides, bar slides, rotating elements, ramps, ladders, and climbing walls. All metal parts are galvanized and painted with thermosetting polyester paint. Platforms, floors and elements susceptible to being stepped on are made of polyethylene coated with non-slip rubber to improve grip and safety. Boards, handles, decorations and supports are made of highly weather-resistant, anti-graffiti high-density polyethylene.
The playgrounds installed in Australia consist mostly of one or two Tribox series playsets, such as the Tribox “Dangling” playset, the Tribox “Delta” playset or the Tribox “All-in-one” playset, together with Tribox swings with flat rubber seats or baby seats, spring riders, seesaws and imaginative games such as, the little house “The Store”.
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