Piran Blog

As our society increasingly emphasises sustainability and waste reduction, it's essential that our approach to maintaining play equipment mirrors these values. Choosing to repair rather than replace play structures can significantly impact both the environment and the well-being of our communities. This blog post explores the reasons behind the push for repairing play equipment, showcasing its benefits in extending equipment lifespan and minimising waste.

In today’s fast-paced world, convenience and efficiency are vital. Maintaining Multi-Use Games Areas (MUGAs) is essential for community...

We have recently installed an Agility Cube in a pub beer garden and this post looks at the benefits of play equipment in such spaces....

We recently installed a new backboard and hoop for a customer in Devon. (These are not intended for children to slam-dunk!) We managed to fit this into the customer's existing schedule, ensuring no business disruption, and completed the job, including cleanup, within an hour.

Junior multi play unit (MPU) and trim trail recently installed at a school in Exeter. Made from 100% recycled composite plastic, this...

Here's a recent play frame and basket swing installation we recently completed at a school in Wellington, Somerset. Constructed of...

Last week the team were tasked with the removing an old climbing frame at a primary school in Redruth, and replacing it with a newer,...

We recently completed the installation of this double pavilion at a school in Exeter, adding a shaded, covered area for outdoor learning...