Design

At Venture Play we consider the design and planning stages to be as equally important as any other stage of playground development.

Following contact from the School or Nursery, a convenient appointment is arranged to discuss all ideas, options and client requirements. During the initial consultation meeting, a site survey is undertaken, including measurements and photographs of the existing site. The design process then commences, whereby details of all of the technical, safety, environmental and cost factors are taken into consideration.

An estimate and computer aided design drawings of the proposed area are drawn up shortly afterwards, explaining every aspect of the new playground design from detailed plan and elevated scale views to itemised and described play equipment components, materials, surfacing and landscaped areas.

Illustrated on this page are six initial plans visualised and created for a very successful project completed in 2008. To see these plans enlarged in further detail please click the images opposite.

If you are considering having a playground designed/re-designed and developed, we would be delighted to talk to you. Please feel free to contact Venture Play on 01530 456090 or email us through our contact page.

Installation - Dedicated to Customer Care
Following receipt of your order, a member of our project management team will contact you to confirm your requirements and arrange a commencement date for the works.

Our installers are trained to our very high standards, ensuring that your project is undertaken safely, efficiently, on time and to budget..

On completion, a thorough inspection will be carried out to ensure that
the installation conforms to all regulation standards, including our own
stringent quality control levels.

Post Installation Service
Our installations are carried out to exacting standards, however, should
you experience any problems relating to the installation or the equipment,
our maintenance department will arrange to undertake all requirements
with the minimum of delay.