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1 et s lay Everywhere From imagination to installation! Innovative Outdoor Play Solutions that will Inspire a new generation...
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3 et s lay Everywhere Let s Play Everywhere, Leading Outdoor Play Area Suppliers Let s Play is a family owned company that has been installing playgrounds and working with schools, nurseries, housing associations and local authorities for over 20 years. During this time we have built in expertise and experience to be able to offer the most comprehensive play concept yet. We are a one stop shop for all play area construction services, from ground preparation to play equipment installation, landscaping, playground markings and an extensive range of safety surfacing, we are confident that whatever your needs we will be able to create a fantastic new play area that will provide endless enjoyment and education for years to come. Established for more than 20 years, Let s Play Everywhere are experts in the art of children s outdoor play. At Let s Play, we passionately believe that Every Child Matters. We believe that learning should be fun and that play should be stimulating. That s why we think playgrounds and play areas should fire imaginations and be exciting places that foster an enjoyment of exercise and learning. We act upon our values by installing all kinds of play equipment for schools and nurseries as well as parks and playgrounds. Our commitment to encouraging kids of all ages to learn and exercise as they play sees us create everything from sensory paths and play houses to landscaped adventure playgrounds all with safety surfaces. We have decades of experience, but we also offer a very individual and tailored service. We don t employ subcontractors, so you can be reassured that our friendly, CRB-checked staff carry out every aspect of the work, from groundworks to assembly. Page 3
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5 Stimulate Childrens Creativity... We understand that playtime is a fundamental time for both physical and mental development. Safe, challenging and engaging play environments encourage children to test themselves and develop new abilities. This is why we have spent years creating playgrounds that are safe and of the highest standard, but are also physically challenging and fun whilst sparking the imaginations of the children! Playground Markings help in the development of numeracy and literacy. We have created lots of markings which make learning fun and help to encourage physical education. Sports and fitness markings are great for physical development, offering children the chance to develop their fine and gross motor skills and encourage fun, spontaneous outdoor play! Chalk boards and white boards stimulate the imagination and encourage children s creative development with opportunities to express themselves and explore their thoughts, ideas and feelings through art and design. Our range of musical instruments, activity play panels and wall games are a great way to incorporate fun and education in play time. We provide a range of educational and physical activity panels which encourage children to have fun whilst learning. At the same time they can explore ideas and learn through music, design and technology, movement and dance, as well as having fun with imaginative and role play activities. Let s Play specialise in natural and sensory play; we understand that children value the chance to interact with nature, and these experiences help them to appreciate and understand the importance of the natural world and the environment. We understand the importance of sensory education and have a range of equipment that encourages children to explore the natural world. Our bespoke timber planters for herbs, vegetables and flowers help children to learn through touch and smell. We can create a natural story telling area with handmade story telling seating which will encourage the children to express their thoughts and ideas and really allow imaginations to run wild! Page 5
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7 We Go Beyond Expectations! At Let s Play Everywhere we have decades of experience enhancing the outdoor areas for schools, nurseries, community centres, parks and housing associations. All sorts of play and sports areas are installed by Let s Play; we install bespoke handmade timber play equipment including stages, shelters, play trains, planters, climbing frames, trails, sandpits and playhouses. We can also create Multi Use Games Areas, bespoke to your required dimensions! We have dedicated teams that specialise in all types of groundworks including everything from landscaping, drainage, flagging and paving to fencing and demolition. Our Installations Go Beyond Expectations: The list is endless of what Let s Play can do, so you never have to look to more than one contractor to complete your new outdoor area! We are a one-stop shop for providing all required services without the need to employ subcontractors and we are committed to providing full guarantees for all work that we carry out. We pride ourselves in building great relationships with our customers, ensuring that we are there for you throughout the work and afterwards too. It is really important to us that every service we provide meets the customer s exact requirements and we strive to ensure that you are over the moon with your finished project. Before we start working on your new outdoor area, a member of our experienced and friendly team will carry out a free site consultation to assess your individual requirements and talk you through the installation process. They will be on hand for you throughout the work and afterwards too, ensuring that you are totally happy with every aspect of the project. Page 7
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9 Make Playtime Fun! Let s Play Everywhere is a family owned company that has been installing play equipment for schools, nurseries and local authorities for over 20 years. We offer a thorough one-stop shop service that provides our customers with everything you need to create a fantastic new outdoor play area! We have the ability to fulfil all outdoor play requirements from design, manufacture and installation to a comprehensive customer support system.we are dedicated to manufacturing, sourcing and installing an extensive range of play equipment, all with safety surfaces and ground preparation to ensure that the maximum benefit is gained for infants and children of all ages. All Let s Play s timber equipment is handmade by our dedicated joiners who take pride in producing bespoke quality play equipment and outdoor furniture. Make Playtime Fun Our dedication to making play time fun, educational and healthy sees us design everything from natural sensory areas with bespoke story telling furniture and sensory equipment to timber trim trails, climbing equipment and state of the art metal adventure playgrounds! As well as manufacturing our own bespoke timber play equipment we can also source all kinds of play items for you from all the leading UK playground manufacturers at trade prices! So whatever your requirements may be, we can source and install a fantastic range of play equipment for your outdoor play area. Our range includes everything from climbing frames, trim trails and monkeybars to playhouses, play boats, trains, outdoor classrooms, balance beams, play towers, seating, tables, canopies, shade sails, outdoor musical instruments, sand and water play, chalk boards, play panels and outdoor fitness equipment, we can supply and install it all! Page 9
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11 The Ideal Finishing Touch! Let s Play Everywhere s playground markings can be the ideal finishing touch to any playground and are a great way of utilising space in playgrounds for creative play and learning. Playground Markings can be a perfect solution and a cost effective way to give a tired outdoor play area a colourful transformation that can be fun and educational whilst encouraging health and fitness. We have an extensive catalogue of markings including board games, letter games, mazes, numbers & grids, roadway markings, shapes and feet, sports markings, targets and trails which help either individual or teams of children to play imaginatively. These games bring the classroom outside, helping to develop numeracy and literacy with fun activities such as hopscotch, snakes and ladders and letter caterpillars. Our playground markings can also include miniature roadways which come in all shapes and sizes, with a wide range of optional extras including zebra crossings, stop, look and listen, box junctions and roundabouts. These roadway markings are a brilliant way of brightening up any playground and are a useful educational tool, encouraging children to use their imaginations and have fun learning about road safety and traffic awareness. We can also design bespoke markings including school logos or motifs and we will work together to create a design that is truly unique to your playground. We have created several markings which make learning fun and also help to encourage physical education. Our range of sports and fitness markings which include multi sport markings help children with their co-ordination and balance and are a cost effective way to promote health and fitness and encourage children to get active. They also help children to gain more confidence and are fantastic areas to promote friendship and social interaction. Page 11
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15 Wide Range of Surfaces Available! At Let s Play Everywhere we offer a variety of safety surfaces so that a degree of risk can be introduced into outdoor play whilst still maintaining a safe environment. With this in mind, we have worked hard to develop safety surfaces for outdoor areas which safeguard children s wellbeing whilst they re having fun. Rubber safety surfaces reduce the risk of injury due to the cushioning and impact absorbing abilities. Our surfaces maximise play time and encourage children s physical and mental development offering activities that stretch their abilities, foster their imagination and build their confidence, allowing them to learn how to evaluate and manage risk. We provide a whole range of safety surfacing that has been designed to provide a safe and comfortable environment for children to learn and play in. With everything from colourful wetpour surfacing with fun and educational inlaid graphics, to bonded rubber mulch which maintains a natural feel to your outdoor area, we have many options available that we can tailor to suit your exact requirements. We also have lots of other surfacing options including carpeting, play bark, grass mats and artificial grass. Let s Play are committed to installing guaranteed high quality safety surfaces which comply with health and safety regulations and are great looking inspirational play areas. We have decades of experience providing school playgrounds, play centres, community centres and councils with top class surfaces! Page 15
16 Bonded Rubber Mulch Page 16
17 Bonded Rubber Mulch Surfacing! Bonded Rubber Mulch is a natural looking play surface often described as rubber bark. It is an extremely durable and environmentally friendly safety surface that contains recycled rubber mixed with resin. Bonded Rubber Mulch surfacing is an economical alternative to wetpour surfacing. It can be laid on to grass or existing hard standing surfaces such as tarmac and so the cost can be reduced as it requires minimal ground work preparation. Bonded Rubber mulch offers a natural look that compliments almost any outdoor area, available in several great-looking colours; it is a solution to refresh any play area! Let s Play Everywhere understands the importance of ensuring that the children in your care are safe and comfortable during play time. This is why we always adhere to all critical fall height regulations to ensure that the safety surface reduces the risk of injury with its cushioning and impact absorbing abilities. We can offer up to a 2.4m critical fall height for bonded rubber mulch onto grass, this would ensure that even a high climbing frame offers the maximum safety. Page 17
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19 The Natural Look! If you would like to keep your playground surface looking natural but low maintenance, then there s no better option than artificial grass! Artificial grass is not only a safe option for any play area but also environmentally friendly whilst maintaining that natural look to your outdoor play area. Real turf requires plenty of maintenance, whilst being easily damaged. Heavy rainfall can cause your grass to become waterlogged and muddy. Artificial grass requires very little maintenance and maintains its colour all year round. Artificial grass will break the impact of falls as it is just as cushioned as real grass, ensuring that the critical fall heights of any play equipment on your outdoor area are taken into consideration. Let s Play Everywhere have been designing and installing play areas with safety surfaces such as artificial grass for more than 20 years and are more than qualified to provide you with the perfect playground that is stimulating and safe as possible. Page 19
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21 Keeping Fit! Let s Play Everywhere are committed to creating playgrounds that not only increase mental development but also physical development. We offer a variety of solutions that will help your children to become more active. Multi Use Games Areas or MUGAS are a cost effective solution for transforming an empty space in any playground. A dedicated sports zone will be the perfect addition to your school playground, ensuring that your children get the opportunity to develop their balance, coordination, agility and gross motor skills. It has been proven that engaging in team sports is also character building; it helps children to become more confident by building social skills and friendships, teaching them how to communicate with others and how to work within a team. Extremely versatile, MUGAS offer the opportunity for a variety of sports including basketball, football, hockey and netball. MUGAS offer a structured and enclosed area for ball sports that allows children of any age to play safely. MUGAS are built to withstand years of high volumes of traffic and extended periods of high impact use, and can be built to any size or specification. Outdoor Gym Equipment is a perfect solution if you require an area that suits the older children in Key Stage Two and above. Outdoor Gym Equipment is a low maintenance range that promotes physical exercise, health and wellbeing and social interaction. Suitable for all ages and abilities, it is attractive and fun to use so anyone can enjoy being outdoors and exercising whilst having fun! Fitness Equipment is a fun way of encouraging healthy and active play times as well as creating more opportunities for physical education lessons. Page 21
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23 Hand Crafted Structures! Outdoor classrooms provide alternative teaching environments that help to engage children in learning and story telling. Moving outdoors from a traditional classroom has many learning advantages. Outdoor classrooms and shelters allow teachers to take the classroom outside and take lessons away from the traditional classroom into the outdoor play area where the children can learn whilst enjoying the natural environment. Children enjoy natural spaces and find a change from the normal routine exciting, encouraging them to learn whilst they are having fun. The natural environment is a great learning tool whilst giving the children the opportunity to get fresh air and enjoy being outside. Outdoor teaching environments are ideal for sensory education and learning about the natural environment, but they can also be used for drama and story telling, offering the opportunity for imaginative and creative learning through role play. Outdoor learning is a very important part of every child s development, providing endless options for creative learning, confidence building and exercise whilst also offering a sense of freedom. Our extensive range of outdoor classrooms, shelters and playhouses offer stimulating learning spaces and social areas that encourage friendships. One of the most popular types of shelter that we offer is the playhouse. Playhouses offer children shelter from the weather whilst encouraging them to play imaginatively and engage in role play. Offering endless opportunities for both play and learning, the playhouse can be used for story telling or drama and play scenes, or it can even be used as an outdoor educational tool for the teachers to take lessons. We can even create unique playhouses that encourage imaginative play; we have designed everything from fairy tale rickety rackety houses to mud kitchens! Page 23
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