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Skelwith Fold Caravan Park
United Kingdom - 2005 - Ambleside - Cumbria
The owners of this family run caravan park wanted to expand on the sporting facilities available to their guests. They selected the Classic Agoraspace as this sat perfectly alongside the Playdale timber equipment they already had, and also allowed them to provide an allocated space for ballgames, while minimizing disruption to other guests.
Knockleigh Play Area
Northern Ireland - 2008 - Carrickfergus - County Antrim
This site was a collaboration between Carrickfergus Council and the Irish Football Association and is one of 35 sites throughout Ireland part funded by UEFA as part of their 25th anniversary Hat Tricks programme. The council saw this as an opportunity to provide the local community with high quality sports facilities for a variety of purposes.
Long Lawford Parish Council
United Kingdom - 2009 - Long Lawford - Warwickshire
After the development of a new housing estate in the area, Long Lawford Parish Council were awarded section 106 funding to develop recreational facilities for the local community. They opted for a Classic Agoraspace and two-lane running track.
Stratford Park
United Kingdom - 2008 - Newham - London
The London Borough of Newham was attracted to the Agoraspace range due to its multi-purpose use and striking features. The authority wanted something impressive to go on the edge of the Olympic Village and chose the AE5000 Classic AB² with external basketball hoops, along with the corresponding Agoratop to allow for a sheltered sports pitch in all weather.
Woodcote Infant School
United Kingdom - 2008 - Coulsdon - Surrey
The school already had outdoor play equipment and wanted to add a multi-use games area for use at break times and in games lessons. The Sportswall 2000 AB² was a perfect solution as it offers football and basketball goals without the restrictions of external fencing. The sportswall is also a great lower cost option for those with smaller budgets.