EverPlay 2.0 – Spin Bar 1.2m

Description

Commonly asked questions about EverPlay

Q: How is EverPlay delivered, and does it need assembly?
No assembly is required. Every EverPlay item is made to order in our Wellington factory and arrives ready to use. Where possible, we use furniture movers who carry the equipment directly into your playground. In regions where this service isn’t available, your order will arrive securely packed on a large pallet via a tail-lift truck. The pallet can be placed in a convenient spot, such as your car park, for you to unpack when it suits.

Q: What is EverPlay made from, and how does it last?
EverPlay is built from three high-performance materials chosen for safety, durability, and sustainability:

1. Aluminium Frames: Structural-grade aluminium makes each piece lightweight, rust-proof, and easy for teachers to move.
2. EnduraPanel: A rubberised composite panel with at least 50% pre-recycled content. It’s tough, non-slip, and designed to handle heavy outdoor use while keeping tamariki safe.
3. Stainless Steel-Cored Rope: UV-stabilised polyester braid for grip and comfort, reinforced with a stainless steel wire core for strength and cut resistance.

Q: How often should I repaint my EverPlay equipment?
Never. EverPlay doesn’t require repainting because its materials are engineered to withstand outdoor use without fading, rusting, or peeling. This makes EverPlay the lowest-maintenance outdoor moveable play system available.

Q: What age groups can use EverPlay?
EverPlay is designed to grow with children. Because the attachments can be height-adjusted, the same set can be tailored to suit different ages and stages. For younger toddlers, attachments can be set lower and flatter to build confidence and safety. As children get older and more capable, the same pieces can be reconfigured to create steeper climbs, higher challenges, and more engaging play for preschoolers. This flexibility means your EverPlay set stays relevant year after year, adapting to the developmental needs of every group of tamariki.