Over 1,000 sites.
Here are seven of them.
From a clifftop terrace in Monaco to a mountain village in the Alps — and a night-time assembly in Denmark.
Clifftop motor-skills area
Timber motor-skills equipment on a suspended terrace overlooking Port de Fontvieille. No excavation possible, waterproofing not to be pierced, restricted access windows.
See the project → Bouc-Bel-Air · HAGSPlayground on a steep slope
Reinforced foundations cut into a sloping site against a retaining wall, laser-levelled platform and two-tone wet pour surfacing in free-form islands.
See the project → La Norma · ProludicAlpine playground
Installed at altitude in the Maurienne valley. Wet pour resin will not cure below 5 °C — the whole programme was built around the weather window.
See the project → Antibes · SportsBeach volleyball & padel
Two disciplines, two completely different surfacing techniques: a drained sand pit on one side, a flawless concrete slab on the other.
See the project → Fayence · ManutanPlayground under pine trees
Setting out reworked on site around the root system, without breaching safety distances. The kind of judgement call that cannot be made from an office.
See the project → Roubia · MefranVillage playground, Aude
One installation team covering the whole southern quarter of France, instead of a different subcontractor in every département.
See the project →Project pages are written in French. The photographs, technical data and before/after sliders are self-explanatory — and we are happy to talk any of them through in English.
A French playground crew,
working nights in Denmark.
In 2022 we assembled a large play castle in Denmark. The site had to stay open during the day, so the structure went up at night. Transport, posted-worker formalities, tooling and accommodation were all organised in advance.
If you are a manufacturer outside France wondering whether a French installer can handle your site, this is the reference to look at.
More than a hundred photographs.
The complete gallery, sorted by project and by equipment type, is on the French site.
Distance is a logistics problem, not a technical one.
Tell us where the site is and when it needs to be finished. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right team.