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Product code: P7116
Key information
User age
6+
Safety and installation
Structure
Galvanised steel
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Rope park 12 routes

The P7116 set is a single-level Starmax rope park in the shape of a regular hexagon — 12 routes on three difficulty levels in a full, closed hexagonal construction. It's another variation of the popular layout known from P7102 — the same geometry, a different set of obstacles and a different movement sequence.

Where P7102 goes for one set of challenges, P7116 offers a completely different route in the same shape — a natural option for clients comparing variants or planning a second rope park at the same location.

  • Intended for general public use all year round
  • For children from age 6, teenagers and adults
  • A free-standing steel construction — installation almost anywhere, just like a playground
  • The option to swap and configure routes
  • Wooden and heavy moving obstacles secured with ropes or chains, preventing uncontrolled swings
  • Can be expanded — by buying additional modules at any time
rope adventure park on steel posts

Rope park with low routes — how it differs from a classic rope park

Play that draws children away from screens — Modular Adventure Park

When we say 'rope park', most people see high walkways, harnesses, helmets and an instructor at every route. Our parks work completely differently — the routes are suspended a metre above the ground and that's one design decision that changes everything.

What you gain thanks to the low fall height (≤1 m):

  • No harnesses or helmets — you go in and get going
  • No permanent instructor — the park runs itself
  • Full general accessibility — no check-ins, no queues, no barriers
  • Lower operating costs — zero service fees for the manager
  • Free access for users all year round

But don't confuse it with a playground. The obstacles require strength, balance, coordination and often plain courage. Where a 10-year-old shrugs at the sight of a roundabout and slide — at the Balance Park they stay for another hour.

Rope park for teenagers without trees
Rope parks construction production

Advantages of modular low rope parks

  • Cheap to run- no harness or belay
  • No fixing to trees- self-supporting steel construction
  • Challenge- varied difficulty level of the routes
  • Engages teenagers- attractive for children 6+ and adults
  • Doesn't get boring- many routes to choose from, each different
  • Safety- low fall height (≤1 m)
  • Quality- certificate EN 15567-1+A1:2020-07
  • Ease of expansion- modular construction
  • Starmax solidity- 100% quality
  • Comprehensive service- design, installation, surfacing

Technical specification of the rope park

  • Obstacles at a height below 1 metre– a harness and helmet are not required
  • Powerful posts Ø140 mm– a rigid and stable construction
  • Large platforms of anti-slip HDPE– comfort and safety during activity
  • Ropes Ø16 mm in a PP braid with a steel core– pleasant to the touch, resistant to tearing
  • Beams of pressure-impregnated glued timber– resistance to cracking and 20 years of durability
  • Bolts, nuts and chains of stainless steel– zero rust for years
  • Materials that don't require frequent maintenance– low maintenance costs for the administrator
  • Certificate of conformity with the standardEN 15567-1:2015+A1:2020– safe rope parks

Rope parks technical specification

From idea to finished rope park — what the implementation looks like

  1. Contact with an advisor— we'll match the offer to your budget and terrain
  2. Configuration selection— we'll match the park to the age group and available space
  3. 2D/3D design with a cost estimate— visualisation before the decision
  4. Production and delivery— our own production plant, transport throughout Europe
  5. Installation— quickly and safely, by the experienced Starmax team
  6. Documentation and warranty— certificates, acceptance protocol, 3-year warranty

Just a few years ago, children aged 10–15 often couldn't find any attraction on modern playgrounds.Rope adventure parkwas created precisely with this group of users in mind. They combine the excitement of classic rope parks with the accessibility of a public recreational space. They require no instructors, harnesses or tickets, while offering a challenge that a traditional playground doesn't provide.

Call now and ask about the price list.

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FAQ — the most frequently asked questions about the P7119 rope park

How does this park differ from a traditional forest rope park?

A traditional rope park requires trees or high masts, a harness, a helmet and an instructor. Our routes have a fall height below 1 metre — they work like a playground: no belay, no permanent staff, generally accessible all year round. They can be set up in a city, in a park, a hotel or a shopping centre.

Is this a fitness playground?

No. It's a rope park — much more demanding than a playground. The obstacles engage strength, balance, coordination and courage. Some are a challenge even for adults. It's aimed at children from age 6, teenagers and adults.

Does a rope park require a building permit?

Usually not — a free-standing construction below a certain height most often requires only a notification. We'll help prepare the necessary documentation for the authorities.

What surfacing is required under a rope park?

Any soft one: natural or artificial grass, bark, gravel, wood chips, EPDM. Concrete, asphalt and stones are not permitted.

Can the park be expanded in the future?

Yes. The modular construction allows buying additional routes and expanding the park at any time — without interfering with the existing structure. Individual routes can also be swapped for others.

How much does the P7119 rope park cost?

The price depends on the configuration, surfacing and scope of installation. Ask for an individual quote — we'll prepare an offer matched to your budget and terrain.

How long does installing a rope park take?

From 3 to 5 working days, depending on the size of the installation and the type of surfacing.

Does a rope park require regular inspections?

Yes — in accordance with standard EN 15567, regular periodic inspections are recommended. We carry them out as part of warranty and post-warranty service.

Rope parks low routes, modular, FAQ
Warranty
3 years
Standard
EN 15567-1
Structure
Galvanised steel
Ropes
Ø16 mm PP with steel core
Platforms
Anti-slip HDPE
User age
6+
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