Rootz Wave Bridge

Overview

The Rootz Wave Bridge brings a woodsy vibe to our standard Wave Bridge. Featuring the same gentle wavy design, it’s enclosed with wood-look planks for a forest-inspired feel that enhances imaginative play.

Age Range: 5-12yr
Lengths Available: 10'
Type of Play: physical
Features: 14" rise; links decks of different heights
Motor Skills: coordination; gross motor skills
Materials: composite wood material with SolidCore technology; powder-coated steel; stainless steel hardware; vinyl-coated steel
Colour Options: available in various colour schemes; earth tone or walnut wood-look planks

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Great Product, Great People

The playground is perfect and the kids love it. Even my carpenters that installed it had good things to say. Great product and great people working with it. Art Olson, Operations Manager—School District No. 10, B.C.

Above and Beyond

"Our school was fortunate enough to team up with Blue Imp to bring a new all accessible playground to our school and community. Blue Imp was able to put together our visioned playground that allows kids to run, jump and climb, as well as allows children of all abilities to find their place on the playground. The customer service we received from Blue Imp went above and beyond our expectations. Professional, yet a personal feel that we knew that any questions or concerns we may have would be answered knowledgeably and with our students best interest in mind. We know the design and structure of our playground will be loved by kids and families for years to come! " Eastbrook Elementary School

Everything We Dreamed Of

"We came to Blue Imp with the goal of creating a playground that was accessible and playable for our young student with cerebral palsy. Blue Imp toured sites with us, showed us the possibilities and designed a structure that is fun and exciting for all our students. It’s everything we dreamed of." Rachel Schortinghuis — Barnwell School Playground Committee