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The "Scorpion" is a great structure to build if you have access to lots of tires. It makes for a fun climbing element as well as a visually impressive piece on the playground.  

Follow the link to get the step-by-step instructions for building your own "Scorpian.” (Must create user account to see full instructions.) Got an idea for a playground element? Join our community and submit your designs here. 

This simple climber creates both a high challenge for younger children and tucked away spaces to retreat into. Supplement the area by adding fabric children can use to drape between the bars and create "dens."

Follow the link to get the step-by-step instructions for building your own "Triangular Climber.” (Must create user account to see full instructions.) Got an idea for a playground element? Join our community and submit your designs here. 

This tire climbing element is low to the ground – a great choice for toddlers or young nursery children. They’ll love testing their abilities climbing on top, or climbing inside for a cozy view of the playground action.

Follow the link to get the step-by-step instructions for building your own "Tent Climber.” (Must create user account to see full instructions.) Got an idea for a playground element? Join our community and submit your designs here. 

The “Seesaw Flower” is an all-tire version of a see-saw element. It can accommodate four kids at once!

Follow the link to get the step-by-step instructions for building your own "Seesaw Flower.”  (Must create user account to see full instructions.)

Got an idea for a playground element? Join our community and submit your designs here.