Inclusive playgrounds
Inclusion involves bringing together different audiences in integrated and thoughtfully designed play areas. The design of an inclusive playground, regardless of its size, should allow children to have fun while moving freely and safely.
These playgrounds primarily provide the opportunity for children of various ages and abilities to play together, be active, develop, learn, become as independent as possible, make friends, and create social connections, without barriers related to disabilities.
That's why EXTEBOIS works alongside you to understand the needs of your children and offer you the most suitable solutions.
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Get inspired! 1250m² SPACE RANGE
Explore the Space. An inclusive playground spanning 1250m², featuring recreational equipment that enables children, with or without disabilities, to play together..
Get inspired! 101m² OBSERVATORY RANGE
Embark on an adventure in nature with the OBSERVATORY theme. An inclusive playground covering 101m², offering opportunities for swinging, sliding, climbing...
There's even a small cottage with plenty of playful panels inside!
Get inspired! 56m² of HISSEHO RANGE
Enter the world of the HISSEHO theme! Head towards this 56m² play area, where children can imagine themselves captain of the ship.
The bow at the front is wheelchair accessible.
Play structures
We have classified our different games according to several categories:
LOW INCLUSIVE STRUCTURES
These types of plays are dedicated to people with reduced mobility. They feature a ramp and a wide access point, allowing for independent and easy wheelchair movement, as well as the possibility of transferring from a wheelchair to a turret.
Tower height: 0.16m to 0.55m
INCLUSIVE SWINGS
They facilitate "playing together". The swings include several types of seats (standard, baby, nest net , PRM) which can be combined on the same swing so that children, regardless of their disabilities, can swing alone or together.
INCLUSIVE MIXED STRUCTURES - EARLY CHILDHOOD
They are dedicated to children from 6 months to 6 years old with mild to moderate disabilities. The mixed structures have more or less physical equipment (stairs, ramps). Children with reduced mobility have access to the play panels in the lower part and to the small houses on the ground without a floor
Tower height: 0.55m to 0.90m
SPRING TOYS
They are the must-haves of a playground. Equipped with footrests, handles, and backrests for safety and comfort, they allow all children to rock alone or together..
MIXED INCLUSIVE STRUCTURES
They are dedicated to children from 2 to 12 years old with mild or moderate disabilities. The mixed structures have more or less physical apparatus. People with reduced mobility have access to the play panels in the lower part and to the small houses under the tower. The stairs are equipped with handrails to make the climbing easier.
Tower height: 0.90m to 1.30m
FULL INCLUSIVE STRUCTURES
They are the perfect example of so-called inclusive play structure. A single play can accommodate both able-bodied children and those with mild or severe disabilities. They enable all individuals to navigate through various challenges and conclude with one or multiple slides..
Tower height: 0.55m to 1.30m
THE SMALL HOUSES AND LABYRINTHS
They are comprehensive and beneficial for various disabilities. They facilitate "playing together", communication, role-playing and can be equipped with manipulation panels. They are also a place of rest and calm for children with autism or intellectual disabilities.
HIGH INCLUSIVE STRUCTURES
The higher floor heights make these structures more suitable for non-impaired or mildly impaired children. Access to the high towers is very safe for children with mild or intellectual disabilities. The play panels and the huts in the lower part are accessible to children with higher disabilities.
Tower height: 1.30m to 3.20m
THE VEHICLES
The Explorail is the emblematic vehicle of inclusiveness. Thanks to its multiple carriages, all the criteria are fulfilled: a rest area with benches, playful panels accessible to all to communicate and play a role.
THE PLAY PANELS
They are diversified by their choice of plays (simple, multiplayer, learning colours, numbers, sounds, environment...). They can be used separately on a playground or included directly on a structure. Vertically, they are suitable for people with reduced mobility (legs can pass under the panel) or can be made in a sloping version.
OTHERS
The Tub'phone: it allows two children to talk to each other. A hearing-impaired person can even use it thanks to the sound amplification.
Sand factory: One of the play offering the highest number of manipulation panels for developing fine motor skills.
The Turny: it promotes "playing together". The centrifugal effect stimulates the auditory system and the inner ear.
A logo for every disability
These logos are placed on inclusive products to highlight the benefits of the structure to allow accessibility for all.
In order to allow a better understanding of each disability, each logo and deficiency is detailed in the catalogue.
