Let us create the perfect play area for your organisation.
We work with the following sectors:
Local Authorities
Architects and Housing Developers
Caravan Industry and Park Operators
Tourist Destinations
Towns, Parishes and Community Councils
Leisure Industry
Although our wooden play equipment for the garden is robust, heavy and well constructed – it is not suitable for commercial use. Products for the commercial sector need to be to a higher specification due to the fact that, in theory, they will be used more. This is why we have a range of products especially developed for public play areas.
We are proud to have been approved as a provider of services at the Construction Line, Silver standard.
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Are you looking for something unique and made to order?
We work closely with visitor attractions, parish councils and community organisations to create wonderful and unique play areas that you will not see anywhere else.
Our design team can create visual mock-ups of your play area and draw detailed plans to ensure that the products you have chosen will fit into the available space, and also comply with all the required safety regulations.
Need inspiration?
Take a look at our gallery for inspirational images or browse our case studies to see what we can do for you. Outdoor spaces and play areas are hugely beneficial for both physical and mental health.
We make most of the products ourselves from small planters to large activity towers with 6 towers.
Read all about it here.
Contact sales@caledoniaplay.com if you have any specific questions, would like to arrange a site visit or a particular budget to spend and need a little help to decide what’s the best value.
We designed and installed a new play area at a housing development in Scone, Perthshire. Part of the installation is an attractive timber Hexagonal Play Tower which forms the centerpiece of the play park.
The tower platform is supported by 14cm diameter machine rounded timbers which are fitted with galvanized metal extended feet, so reducing any timber having direct contact with ground moisture. The main deck platform is constructed with machine rounded timber fixed to the main legs and supports redwood decking. The deck platform has a selection of access and exit points offering a variety of activities such as climbing ramp, scramble net and rock wall.
The contractors A & J Stephen (Builders) Ltd worked with us to create this unique Scone play area that was not only attractive but also one that would last for many years to come.
More information on the Hexagonal Activity Tower can by found here.
We attend shows all over the country. We particularly enjoy meeting people and getting the opportunity to chat in person rather than over the phone or via email.
The shows also give us the opportunity to exhibit a range of our products and for potential customers to try them out and see for themselves how robust and beautiful our play equipment really is.
Take a look at our shows page to see more information about shows we have attended and plan to attend in future.
We’ve installed large bespoke play tower complexes at Blair Drummond Safari Park, Dino Park, Mabie Farm Park near Dumfries and Brodie Castle, Morayshire (for the National Trust for Scotland)
Other clients include:
National Museum of Rural Life – East Kilbride (National Museums of Scotland)
Brodie Countryfayre – Moray
Valley View at Goulding’s Adventure Play Area – Lanarkshire
Macdonald Aviemore Resort – Aviemore, Inverness-shire
Loch Levens Larder – near Kinross
The Black Watch Museum – Perthshire
Cluny Clays – near Kirkcaldy
Kirktown Garden Centre – Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire
Kilconquhar Castle – near Elie, Fife
Finzean Farm Shop – Royal Deeside, Aberdeenshire
Easter Anguston Farm – Aberdeenshire
St Andrews Country Cabins – Balmullo, Fife
Newquay Zoo – Newquay
Spey Bay Community Hall – Moray
Castleton Farm Shop and Cafe – Laurencekirk, Aberdeenshire
Kirkharle Courtyard – Newcastle Upon Tyne
Kellie Castle and Garden – Nr Pittenweem, Fife (the National Trust for Scotland)
Japanese Gardens at Cowden – Dollar, Clackmannanshire
Braemar Caravan Park – Aberdeenshire
The Nags Head Tavern – Taunton, Somerset
Crathes Castle – Aberdeenshire (the National Trust for Scotland)
Longcause Community Special School – Plymouth, Devon
Logie Estate – Findhorn Valley, Moray
Loch Katrine Eco Lodges – Callander, Loch Lomond and Trossachs
Menstrie Community Woodland – Clackmannanshire
Callendar Park – Falkirk
Camphill Blair Drummond – Stirling
Glendoick Garden Centre – Perth
Macdonald Lochanhully Resort – Carrbridge, Invernesshire
London Zoo – London
For large projects that require a bespoke design and build service we will do a site visit and create a series of drawings to illustrate what your play area will look like. We then have our own installation team who will install the products at a time to suit.
If you would like to arrange a site visit to discuss the outdoor play provision (or indoor area!) then please get contact us on 01577 840570 or email sales@caledoniaplay.com
We also supply play equipment to schools and nurseries and for homes and gardens.
If you would like a member of our sales team to come out and do a site visit and to discuss our Range of Commercial Play Equipment please contact sales@caledoniaplay.com.
Take a look at our online Brochure for Schools and Commercial Organisations.
We are delighted to have been be involved with the Scotland’s Finest Woods Awards again this year…. more information here. The Award is to encourage and reward schools that increase young people’s understanding and appreciation of the environmental, social and economic potential of trees, woodlands and forests and of the link between trees and everyday wood-based products.
The Glasgow Warriors took some time out of their busy schedule to help with the build of a brand new sensory garden for children at an Ayrshire Central Hospital.
Backed by Crosshouse Children’s Fund, the sensory garden at Rainbow House in Irvine has been brought to life by equipment donated by Glasgow Warriors’ sponsor, Mackenzie Construction.
The generous donation covered the purchase and installation of all of the play equipment and garden furniture needed – including a log train, seating area, basket swing and plants.
We worked carefully along with Mackenzie Construction to come up with a set of solutions of play areas that would be the best and most appropriate for the outdoor space.
Read the full news item here.