Playground Climbing Nets — Supplied & Installed Across the UK

Climbing Nets for Schools — BS EN 1176 Compliant, Fully Installed

Morti Sport & Play supplies and installs playground climbing nets across the UK. Our range covers everything from compact agility nets for tight school playgrounds to large-scale pyramid rope structures that anchor destination parks. Every installation is BS EN 1176 compliant, with critical fall heights documented, CFH-matched surfacing quoted alongside the equipment, and a full handover pack provided on completion.

Whether you are a school business manager, a local authority parks officer, a housing developer or a community group, we work the way you buy — with rapid budget pricing, layout drawings and a single point of contact from survey to sign-off.

Climbing Nets for Councils & Local Authorities

Councils and parish councils account for a significant share of our climbing net installations. We understand public sector procurement: we provide CHAS and Constructionline accreditation, produce planning-grade visuals for committee approval, and phase works around existing park events and public access requirements.

Our rope pyramid and spacenet structures are engineered for high-use public park settings — steel-cored ropes, hot-dip galvanised hardware, and segment-by-segment rope replacement rather than full assembly swaps. That keeps your maintenance budget predictable across a 10–15 year lifecycle.

Climbing Nets for Housing Developers

Play areas on residential developments need to perform for years with minimal intervention. Our climbing nets for housing developer projects are specified for low-maintenance public realm: sealed rope terminations, vandal-resistant hardware and robust detailing. We advise on sightline requirements, lighting integration and DDA-compliant access routes from the initial design stage.

Rope Climbing Net Types — What We Supply

Our range covers the full spectrum of rope climbing structures used in UK playgrounds:

• Pyramid rope nets — classic high-capacity structures, available in small (CFH 1.0m), medium (CFH 1.5m), large (CFH 2.0m) and extra-large (CFH 3.0m) configurations
• Spacenets — three-dimensional geodesic net environments for mixed-age and mixed-ability play
• Agility nets & planar nets — low-profile horizontal nets, ideal for trim trail integration or compact sites
• Rotating cone climbers — spinning rope cone structures combining climbing with dynamic movement
• Dome climbing nets — freestanding geodesic domes for younger children (ages 3–8, CFH typically 0.6–1.0m)
• Robinia timber climbing nets — natural round-timber post structures for forest school environments
• Themed rope climbers — animal, insect and adventure-shape climbing nets for themed play areas
• Linked rope towers & traverses — multi-structure systems allowing children to travel across a site without touching the ground

Choosing a Climbing Net — A Buyer's Guide

Commercial buyers frequently ask us the same questions when shortlisting climbing nets. Here are the key considerations:

Critical Fall Height (CFH): The CFH determines the required safety surfacing depth and type. Most pyramid nets fall in the 1.5–3.0m CFH range. We document the CFH for every product and advise on the appropriate surfacing solution alongside the net.

Age range: Dome and frame nets with smaller mesh segments are typically rated for ages 3–8. Larger pyramid and spacenet structures are designed for ages 5–14 or 6+. We match the structure to the intended user group at the design stage.

User capacity: A compact planar net may accommodate 4–6 children at once. A large pyramid or multi-mast spacenet can handle 30–100+ simultaneous users. We specify this clearly so you can match the structure to your site's footfall.

Material: Galvanised steel hardware is standard for most commercial sites. Stainless steel is specified for coastal or high-vandalism environments. Robinia timber is chosen for natural play, forest school and rural settings.

Surfacing: EPDM wetpour is the most common choice for school sites — durable, low-maintenance and available in custom colours. Bonded rubber mulch and synthetic grass are popular for parks and housing developments. We include surfacing in every quote so the total cost of the installation is clear upfront.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are your climbing nets BS EN 1176 compliant?
Yes. Every climbing net we supply is designed and inspected to BS EN 1176:2017 — the British and European standard for playground equipment. Post-installation inspection documentation is provided with every project.

Do you supply climbing nets for primary schools?
Yes. The majority of our school installations are for primary schools. We are familiar with DfE guidance on outdoor spaces, work around term times and safeguarding requirements, and provide all necessary risk assessment documentation.

Can you provide budget costs before a site survey?
Yes. We can provide indicative budget costs based on your site dimensions and equipment preferences, typically within one working day of your enquiry. A site survey is then arranged to confirm the final specification.

What is the lead time for a climbing net installation?
Lead times vary by product and site complexity. For standard pyramid and spacenet structures, lead times are typically 8–14 weeks from order confirmation. We always agree a programme at the point of order.

Do you offer annual inspection and maintenance?
Yes. We offer annual inspection and maintenance contracts that keep your warranty valid, satisfy your duty of care under BS EN 1176, and extend the operational life of the equipment.