We were requested to design a Tree house around the large Sycamore in the garden. But unfortunately the Tree Surgeon condemned it and it had to be chopped back to a stump. Not deterred, the Tree House dream continued as we mounted this wonderful structure and play equipment on the trunk at the end of the garden.
Having been recommended by a previous client, this family were looking for some adventure platforms amongst some mature trees on the edge of their lawn in view of the main house. They had active children, 1 girl and 1 boy. One of the children required help with motor skill development, so need challenging yet safe activity.
The series includes natural wooden climbing blocks to get them up onto the first challenge, trapeze bars (to hang down from), jungle bars (to walk across.....!), V bridge - Indiana Jones style - knotted ropes (Tarzan?) and a rope-net hammock strung amongst the branches of an apple tree.
With 2 young girls who loved to climb. We were asked to create something in the tree where their Dad's own tree house creation had been. It was on it's last legs on our arrival for the site visit and looked too dangerous for us to climb up into.
We were asked to design a range of adventure platforms which would allow the children to safely expolre the fabulous beech tree in their garden. With special attention to improving the fine motor skills of their youngest.
We were asked to produce a quirky tree house design to amaze their 2 young girls with enough play equipment to keep them running around for hours and a fantastically long zip wire. The parents also wanted a large enough deck area to the back of the tree house to put a cople of chairs so the can catch the evening sun whilst their children race around.