3-Dimensional Climbing Nets Stretched Inside External Steel Skeletons
- 3 different tower heights
- Space network inside
- Curved and straight tubes combined so that it appears to look like a DNA Helix, creating the impression the towers are almost rotating
- Open and accessible nature makes it almost see-through in appearance
- Offers plenty of room for children to climb around in
- Towers can be combined with almost all other Berliner playground equipment plus there are numerous add-on elements and slides
- Maximum play volume on small playground footprint
- Fall Height of 9′-8″
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- Smallest DNA Tower is 10′-2″ x 10′-2″ x 14′-6″ (LxWxH)
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- Middle DNA Tower is 10′-2′ x 10′-2′ x 19′-1″ (LxWxH)
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- Tallest of the three DNA Towers is 10′-2′ x 10′-2′ x 24′-8″ (LxWxH)
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Combination of DNA Towers
Features two additional components: Banisters and Sliding Pole.
- A tunnel suspended above the ground connects the two climbing net towers.
- Maximum play volume
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From a tree house Trii2, the path across a suspension bridge leads directly into the second story of DNA Tower.04.
- Anyone making it to the very top of the netting is confronted by a steep descent, but the curving tunnel slide offers a quick exit.
Easy to adapt to emotions and characters
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