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There are lots of things you can do along a pathway to make it interesting. Bridges, whether they’re arched or flat, across dry creek beds, or wet streams, or sand moats, or rock beds, or mosaic rivers, are a neat way to break up a path, provide a different sense of place, create a landmark, create a different sound, and so on.

These dainty little play elements are a must-have!

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Paths can do many things: organize spaces, give direction, provide barriers, create places, offer textures, and so on. Lots of times, they’re used as trike paths, and where you may not have the room for a path that loops, a built-in turnaround may be just the thing.

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We understand that along roadways and parking lots that some kind of sturdy, metal fencing is usually required (most usually, it’s chain link), but for heavens sake, don’t put that same, ugly, cage-like fencing inside your natural playground.

There are way too many other, more beautiful, more natural options. Shown here is our vertical slat fence. It meets all the ASTM/CPSC requirements but looks a whole lot nicer. 

Reduced price per section for multiple sections!