{"id":401277,"date":"2026-10-06T14:51:15","date_gmt":"2026-10-06T12:51:15","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.industriasagapito.com\/?p=401277"},"modified":"2026-10-07T11:14:22","modified_gmt":"2026-10-07T09:14:22","slug":"rope-circuits-expansion","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.industriasagapito.com\/en\/rope-circuits-expansion\/","title":{"rendered":"New Challenges: Vertical Climbing Tower and Inclusive Gymkhana"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Proyecto:<\/b> Children Playground<\/p>\n

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Fecha:<\/b> October 2026<\/p>\n

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Ubicaci\u00f3n:<\/b> Ejea (Spain)<\/p>\n

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Climbing to the very top, dodging obstacles and finishing with a slide down a chute: few things sum up better what a child looks for on arriving at a playground. With that idea in mind come two new rope circuits<\/strong><\/a> that expand the family, the Vertical Climbing Tower<\/strong> (R4943) and the Inclusive Gliding Aerial Gymkhana<\/strong> (R4942), designed to put adventure at the heart of play.<\/p>\n

The Vertical Climbing Tower<\/strong><\/a> builds the whole route around a central climbing tower, framed by three curved arches. Around it unfold an elevated rope net, a side climbing panel and a curved stainless-steel tunnel slide that serves as the grand finale. It measures 6.04 \u00d7 5.47 metres, reaches a height of 3.62 metres and lets 12 users play at once, aged 3 to 14<\/strong>, with a maximum fall height of 1.61 metres. It’s a game played vertically and as a group: you climb, move forward and wait your turn to come down, and along the way you build coordination, balance, agility and strength<\/strong> without anyone feeling like they’re exercising.<\/p>\n

The Inclusive Gliding Aerial Gymkhana<\/strong><\/a> sets up an obstacle course<\/strong> before the reward. Sloped arches lead to a large curved slide at the top, and to reach it you have to get past a swinging hammock, a triple hanging climbing wall, crescent-shaped climbing walls, a warped net and a wrap-around rubber sack. It also includes an inclusive nest seat and a flower-shaped platform, which let children of different abilities share the same space and the same challenge. In total it takes up to 23 simultaneous users aged 3 to 14<\/strong>, making it the kind that fills up with laughter, turn-taking and improvised teams.<\/p>\n

These circuits answer what’s asked of a play space today: that it encourage movement, that it draw children away from screens, and that it work as a meeting point for families and neighbours. Climbing, balancing and overcoming small fears helps build confidence<\/strong>, and doing it alongside other children of different ages and abilities turns the playground into a place where you learn to cooperate almost without noticing.<\/p>\n

Industrias Agapito, manufacturer of playgrounds and sports equipment, continues developing this range of rope circuits for town councils, communities and developers looking for attractive, accessible, long-lasting play areas. The Vertical Climbing Tower and the Inclusive Gliding Aerial Gymkhana are now available in the catalogue<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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CONTACTO<\/h2>\n

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