The huge scale of the Tantalus Trail will attract and engage all ages. The rich variety of balancing, swaying, spinning and climb-and-crawl activities are great to help develop children's sense of balance, which is fundamental for managing a range of life skills. The Satellite Spinner invites wild spins for lots of children, which, apart from being great fun, helps train balance, a motor skill which is fundamental for e.g. sitting still. The Zig-Zag Slider and Climbing Wall provide challenging entrances to the trail. When playing “the ground is made of lava” on the exciting loops, children develop motor skills and muscles. But they also use and build important social-emotional skills such as turn-taking, empathy, teamworking and communication. The bouncy, swaying range of play makes the Tantalus Trail a high retention play event that manages to support children's development through fun play.
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Play value is the value gained from play, the value that makes the child “want” or developmentally “need” to undertake the activity and because of this children will want to return to the item over and over again. Play value can be described very precisely in developmental terms, looking into the human physical, cognitive, social and emotional developmental stages.
agility, balance and coordination when climbing through link, swaying on ropes. Arm, leg and core muscles are strengthened. These are important for posture control and also sitting still.
turn-taking and consideration of others when climbing through. These skills are hard to teach but easy to learn in play.
muscle strength, balance and coordination when climbing up and down, holding tight.
the twisted ropes that sway intensely train agility, balance and coordination, the ABCs of motor skills. All major muscles are trained when holding tight to cross the link.
cooperation skills are needed here to cross from both sides simultaneously: concentration on holding tight when crossing calls for precise communication.
all muscles are used to hold tight when crossing the trail. Additionally, children stimulate balance, coordination and spatial awareness. These support the ability to navigate securely in space.
turn-taking and consideration of others when climbing through. These skills are hard to teach but easy to learn in play.
the Flying Carpet bounces gently in the suspended ropes, stimulating children's balance when they climb. The carpet in the middle is a nice point for bouncing up and down.
the center invites seated, lying or jumping breaks, stimulating social interaction.
arm, leg and core muscles are developed when climbing up or through. Balance and spatial awareness, motor skills that help in judging the body in space.
cooperation and turn-taking when passing one another.
rope walking is a challenging training of the sense of balance. The gently swaying rope adds to the challenge. When training the sense of balance this way, children also train their concentration skills.
children train cross-body coordination and muscle strength. The big meshes allow for climbing and crawling through, training proprioception and spatial awareness.
the big meshes allow for more children being seated together, sharing.
climbing here develops cross coordination, which supports cross-modal perception, necessary for other skills such as reading.
Length
1655 cm
Width
2276 cm
Height
469 cm
The huge scale of the Tantalus Trail will attract and engage all ages. The rich variety of balancing, swaying, spinning and climb-and-crawl activities are great to help develop children's sense of balance, which is fundamental for managing a range of life skills. The Satellite Spinner invites wild spins for lots of children, which, apart from being great fun, helps train balance, a motor skill which is fundamental for e.g. sitting still. The Zig-Zag Slider and Climbing Wall provide challenging entrances to the trail. When playing “the ground is made of lava” on the exciting loops, children develop motor skills and muscles. But they also use and build important social-emotional skills such as turn-taking, empathy, teamworking and communication. The bouncy, swaying range of play makes the Tantalus Trail a high retention play event that manages to support children's development through fun play.
This product, Tantalus Trail (CRP251601), is provided by KOMPAN Ireland.
Ropes of UV-stabilized PES rope strands with inner steel cable reinforcement. The polyester yarn is made from +95% post-consumer materials and is inductively melted onto each strand.
Corocord 'S' clamps are used as universal connections in Corocord products. 8mm stainless steel rods with rounded edges are pressed around the ropes with a special hydraulic press, making them the ideal connector: safe, durable and vandalism-proof, all while allowing the typical movement of rope play structures.
Panels of 19mm EcoCore™. EcoCore™ is a highly durable, eco friendly material, which is not only recyclable after use, but also consists of material produced from +95% recycled post consumer material from food packing waste.
Colored steel components have a base of hot dip galvanization and a powder coated top finish. This provides an ultimate corrosion resistance in all climates around the world. Other steel surfaces are hot dip galvanized inside and outside with lead free zinc.
Corocord smart clamps are carefully designed in every detail to ensure superior flexibility in high quality aluminum material. The smart clamps are attached around the posts with four steel bolts. Not used attachment points are closed with PA caps.
Rocking tube is made of medium density PE with excellent impact strength and usable within a large temperature span. Hollow plastic components are made of 100% recyclable PE made from 33% post-consumer materials. Molded in one piece with minimum 5mm wall thickness. The longitudinal grooves provides a slip resistant surface for safe play.
Our product and sustainability data validation help customers make informed sustainable buying choices based on methods validated by Bureau Veritas.
CRP251601-0901
4771.43
Total CO₂ emission (kg CO₂e)
3.51
CO₂e/kg (kg CO₂e/kg)
45.45%
Recycled materials
The overall framework applied for these factors is the Environmental Product Declaration (EPD), which quantifies "environmental information on the life cycle of a product and enable comparisons between products fulfilling the same function" (ISO, 2006). This follows the structure and applies a Life-Cycle Assessment approach to the entire Product stage from raw material through manufacturing (A1-A3).
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