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Model Number
CN-751
Recommended Ages
5-12 years
Fitness Benefits
balance, core strength, vestibular stimulation
Colour Options
polyester powder colours

This fresh take on the classic merry-go-round offers spinning, running and social fun for multiple users, ages and abilities. Net feature adds a dynamic element. Spinning is a favourite activity for children on the autism spectrum. Accessible when installed with appropriate surfacing.

 

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Hassle-free from Start to Finish
"When you are building a large-scale project, customer service is number one. Blue Imp worked with us hand in hand. They responded to our questions immediately, discussed options, explained all the details and guided us through the project from planning right through to the installation. The whole process was hassle-free from start to finish." Delburne Futures Committee
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
Play for All
"We are really happy with the new Blue Imp playground that was designed and built at our school by BDI Play Designs. We are a large school with over 500 students all of whom love to get outside and be active during recess times. Our new inclusive playground is great in that it is designed to ensure that ALL students can get on the playground. BDI designed the park with ALL students in mind and ensured that every student no matter what their abilities can play with their friends. Our new playground ensures that no students are left on the sidelines." Chris Good — Principal, École Barrie Wilson School