smb develops versatile low-ropes course variant Adventure Park with rope tensioning system
The product line Adventure Park is a further development of the ropeways. What is remarkable is the fact that all elements of the lines Adventure Park and Ropeway can be combined with each other.
Besides, the Adventure Park line can also be ideally combined with smb’s large play units such as the central mast netclimbers or the frame work units.
Unlike the conventional method of fastening the rope elements via pipe clamps, smb offers a tensioning system.
The advantages are obvious:
- All rope elements can be perfectly tensioned.
- Assembly inaccuracies with the post erection can be compensated for.
- Little wear and tear as the creation of “slack rope” can be compensated for even later.
- Easy-to-maintain tensioning system securely embedded inside the posts.
- Elegant, sleek appearance – no “obtrusive” and “hefty” clamps.
For more detailed information, please refer to the latest catalogue or contact the manufacturer. www.smb-seilspielgeraete.de
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