Marco Monkey Bar Climbing Frame

Challenge your little climbers with the Marco Monkey Bar Climbing Frame – a beautifully crafted wooden climbing frame designed to promote strength, coordination, and hours of outdoor adventure. Built using pressure-treated timber and durable galvanized steel monkey bars, the Marco offers a safe and engaging way for children to swing, climb, and grow in confidence.

With a simple yet sturdy design, the Marco includes a wooden ladder and monkey bar section, making it a perfect choice for families looking for a more compact, focused climbing frame option. It’s an ideal standalone piece or addition to an existing play area.

FEATURES:

• Made from premium pressure-treated timber.
• Tough monkey bars for long-lasting durability.
• Includes climbing ladder and overhead monkey bar section.
• Includes disc swing.
• Encourages active, imaginative play and motor skill development.
• Suitable for children aged 4 to 12.
• Easy assembly with all fixings and instructions included.
• FREE: Set Of Safety Handles (€12.50) OR Climbing Rope (€25)

DELIVERY LEAD IN TIME:

• STANDARD: 2 – 3 WEEK DELIVERY NATIONWIDE

Delivered to Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Galway and Nationwide.

See below for Full Product Specifications.

Please Note For Correct Assembly: To ensure stability, the swing must be anchored in the ground. Dig in the soil at the given intervals (see the manual) holes that are 350 mm deep and with the cross-section of 600x600mm. Throw a layer of gravel to the bottom of the hole to improve rainwater absorption in the soil. Then pour concrete into the hole, stopping at 50 mm below the ground level. When the concrete becomes dry, place a layer of soil on it up to the ground level.

Note: Splits and cracks will occur in timber as it expands and contracts with humidity and temperature changes. These cracks DO NOT affect the strength, integrity and durability of the play equipment. The splits and cracks happen because timber is a natural product and is a living material, and through the year the wood expands and contracts, often meaning quite large cracks appear.