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Playhouses<br />
A playground should also have quiet areas,<br />
somewhere where childr<strong>en</strong> can have their own<br />
space. These quiet areas promote communication<br />
and stimulate roleplay activities, such as<br />
playing families. It is extremely important that<br />
toddlers and pre-school childr<strong>en</strong> develop the social<br />
skills that they will need throughout their<br />
lives. Role play gives childr<strong>en</strong> the opportunity<br />
to reflect and process the adult world around<br />
them. In fact, it is not the external appearance<br />
of a play house that is important. It is what is<br />
inside that counts: tables, chairs, counters and<br />
shelves – small touches that can stimulate the<br />
imagination and support the child in his/her<br />
role play.<br />
technical Details<br />
Timber construction/<br />
Wood quality<br />
Posts Ø ~ 15 cm<br />
Braces Ø ~ 10 cm<br />
Rungs Ø ~ 8 cm<br />
Posts Ø ~ 20–28 cm<br />
of natural robinia rounded wood;<br />
splintered, polished and varnished<br />
Platforms of trimmed robinia cut<br />
wood ~ 2.8 cm thick;<br />
the surface is with anti-slip ridges,<br />
rounded edges, varnished<br />
Side wall and roof planks<br />
square edged robinia cut wood<br />
~ 2.2 cm thick, planed and varnished<br />
Nets of Hercules material with steel<br />
inlay Ø 16 mm<br />
Slides of stainless steel 2.5 mm thick
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