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TH 616: Tree Perch |
$6,900.00 and up |
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A Zip Perch is built around a tree with 36" high fortress railings and cantilevered supports. A rung ladder provides access from the ground. Zip Line sold separately. |
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PA571: Stump House |
$7,400.00 and up |
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A Stump House sits on top of a tree stump. Generally, a Stump House has 36" high railings, a Pyramid Roof, a Super Slide as the fast exit and a rung ladder as the way up from the ground.
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PA573: Pole Perch |
$12,300.00 and up |
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A Pole Perch is attached to the side of a tall tree stump that is topped with a "decorative crenellations" cap. The Pole Perch house comes with a Pyramid Roof, Firepole exit and a rung ladder as the way up. Flexible Climber sold separately.
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PA574: Crows Nest |
$8,400.00 and up |
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The Crows Nest is built high up around a tree with 36" high railings and cantilevered support posts.
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PA575: Zip Line |
$3,600 and up |
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A Zip Line (or Cable Ride) is what the older kids like best. They can spend hours going down a Zip Line! We attach heavy-duty aircraft cable to two trees and add the cable ride, which is a plastic gizmo with handles. Then we add a marine buoy on rope as the ball seat. We spend a great deal of time selecting the trees, deciding on the distance, the drop and the amount of slack in the line for the ride. Then we set up a temporary zip line and start the testing to make sure it's a fast fun ride, but not too fast. That means we have to go on it again and again. It's a tough job but somebody's got to do it! Once we get the ride zipping along just right, we attach the permanent cable to the trees and hand it over to the kids! |
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