Written by Berliner Seilfabrik Team
The well-known playground concept in a new design

With LevelUp, the traditional playground idea of towers and platforms is supplemented by innovative add-on components and inclusive play elements. The well-known playground concept in a new design combines technical finesse with the usual high-quality standards and offers every playground planner new unexpected possibilities.

LevelUp offers room for imaginative play in which children at all stages of development will participate. Perhaps the children sail around the seven seas on a pirate ship, conquer a guarded castle or explore a lonely island.

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Inclusion was an integral part and driving force during the development of LevelUp. Handles and steps help physically challenged children climb the height differences and thus participate in the game. Play panels close to the ground are also easily accessible to children in a wheelchair and train the users’ motor and auditory skills.

Various add-on components such as a fast lane slide, a chessboard bridge, entry nets and different ladders provide the necessary challenge and additional fun for little climbers and can be selected individually.

An integrated, printable sunshade completes the LevelUp play equipment. The roof structure looking like a leaf is made of high-tech mesh fabric that is dirt-repellent, 100% recyclable and resistant to UV light.

If you would like to create a custom-made solution in Greece or Cyprus, please do not hesitate to contact with us at info@eliteareas.gr
Written by Berliner Seilfabrik Team
In the Bavarian Forest, near the Czech border, a marvelous nature discovery awaits you. A spectacular 2-kilometre-long Forest Treetop Path leads visitors at a height of 30 meters above and through the treetops to a gigantic tower in the shape of a spherical tree with an integrated playground of a special kind.

Various play elements such as net tunnels and bridges playfully connect six levels and thus approx. 23 meters in height up to the viewing platform. An inclined net ascent takes the visitors to an arched ascent with inner offset nets, which leads along the outside of the tower at a height of about 40 meters.

Once you have crossed the arch, you land on the level where one of the highlights of the forest tower is located: the ten-meter-high DNA Tower with a three-dimensional climbing net that almost sticks out of the tower with its posts.

Furthermore, you can balance across the forest tower on a jungle rope in an 11.5-metre-long net tunnel at a height of 6 metres. The second arched ascent leads up to the viewing platform at a height of about 7 metres inside the tower.

The viewing platform with a breath-taking view of the Bavarian Forest features another exciting one-of-a-kind highlight. Two close-meshed nets found at the far edge of the platform offer those who dare to step on the net a view 52 meters into the depths. This adventurous is absolutely unforgettable!

This is a project reference of Berliner Seilfabrik, in Germany. If you would like to create a relevant custom-made solution in Greece or Cyprus, please do not hesitate to contact with us at info@eliteareas.gr
Written by Berliner Seilfabrik Team
This accessible playground in Larry Gury Community Park offers play equipment for all age groups. This fully equipped play structure based on a Neptun invites you to take part in breath taking adventures. Crossing a jungle bridge, climbing up in the air, conquering a fortress, and riding down a fast-paced curved slide – this net spaceship guarantees hours of fun and is clearly the showpiece of the playground.

With a flubber ramp as an entrance, the journey starts off wobbly but the attached handholds provide support. This play structure enhances children’s decision-making skills, improving their physical skills, socializing, and taking healthy risks for their development.

This combination of a Spoo and a Mini Mars provides excellent opportunities for climbing, balancing, and sliding for small children. The Mini Mars is specifically designed for beginners, as most of the usable net space is close to the ground. Courageous climbers can experience the first feelings of success when climbing up to the top.

This bright playhouse encourages toddlers to role play while promoting their social behavior and communication. The slide ensures extra fun while playing.

This is a project reference of Berliner Seilfabrik, Sacramento, CA. If you would like to create a relevant custom-made solution in Greece or Cyprus, please do not hesitate to contact with us at info@eliteareas.gr
Written by David Flanigan, CPSI at Yalp Interactive

Imagine if you were practicing soccer skills and wanted to hit the ball against a wall at a specific spot or you wanted to test out your agility. How would you know if you were accurate? Now imagine that there is an interactive wall that lets you know if you hit the spot you wanted or had a game that challenged your ball handling? Well, imagine no more! Yalp Interactive Playgrounds has a unique and innovative interactive ball wall called Sutu (“To shoot” in Surinam). In fact, the Sutu is in hundreds of locations across the world.

In the US, there is one located at Miller Park in Omaha, NE which also happens to be the location of the nonprofit Football for the World USA. Monica Bosiljevac, the Executive Director, often plays on the Sutu and brings kids from the community to join her as part of the effort to engage youth in soccer. She loves the Sutu so much, that she reached out to me in the fall of 2021 and asked if Yalp could support the first Basel Ball, a soccer tournament in Miami that focused on raising funds to get a Sutu installed in Miami.

Joining Monica in this effort was Shane Malcolm, an international footballer who most recently played as an attacking midfielder for Colorado Springs Switchbacks and for the Guam national team. He also co-founded Bootbags, a company that is dedicated to providing quality products for traveling athletes, professionals and sports enthusiasts. For every 5 bootbags sold, it provides an opportunity to give a pair of new or lightly used boots to a child in need.
Yalp and our distributor Top Line Recreation excitedly agreed to be the presenting sponsors for the event.

On December 3-5, the inaugural Basel Ball took place at Urban Indoor Futbol in Miami. 20 teams participated along with several freestyle football players and youth from the local area. The energy and excitement from all of the players was electric. It was great to see how positive and uplifting the event was. I have no doubt that the momentum from this event will ripple through the City of Miami and beyond. Fundraising efforts are still underway for the Sutu with a goal of getting it installed later this year at Urban Indoor Futbol. I am excited to see kids and adults playing on the Sutu once it is installed!

We’re here to answer any questions! Contact us at info@eliteareas.gr .




