- Services
- Planning advice
- Community consultation
- Design
- Equipment sourcing
- Fabrication
- Installation
- Surfacing
- Refurbishment
- Company accreditation
- CHAS
- Affiliations
- Association of Play Industries
- Constructionline
- Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents
- Year completed
- 2025
- Client
- Enable
Context
In 2025, Redlynch delivered a full playground replacement project at Wandsworth Park, on banks of the River Thames. Working closely with the local council, the company developed and refined multiple concept designs before finalising a scheme that met the site’s specific requirements and enhanced its natural riverside setting.
Design approach
Given the park’s mature trees and scenic location, a timber-themed play environment was the natural choice. The centrepiece of the new design is a large, treehouse-inspired multiplay tower from the Lappset Flora range. This striking structure integrates beautifully with its surroundings and is large enough to accommodate multiple children at once - crucial for a busy urban park.
The tower features a variety of access points to encourage physical activity and exploration, including climbing ladders, arched climbers, accessible stairs and rope elements. Two slides offer exciting routes back to the ground, including a large spiral tube slide from the upper deck.
Play for all ages
The space was divided into distinct zones to ensure the playground offered something for every age group.
Junior Zone: Features a towering 6m activity net, perfect for older children who enjoy climbing. It provides a panoramic view over the park and encourages social play through its large-scale design.
Toddler Zone: Includes a toddler-friendly multiplay structure with rope bridges, slides, crawl tunnels and more, designed to stimulate imaginative and physical play. This area is complemented by a Polka four-seat rotator, cradle swings, an embankment slide, play panel, and springer.
Inclusive play
Inclusivity is a core element of every playground Redlynch designs. At Wandsworth Park, a wheelchair-accessible roundabout was installed flush with the playground surface, allowing children of all abilities to play together. The swings include a large basket swing and a 'You and Me' swing, designed for shared use by children and their parents or carers.
Surfacing
A combination of coloured wet pour rubber and TigerMulch surfacing adds texture, safety and visual interest. This not only enhances the play value but also complements the natural feel of the park.
A community project
This project was a collaboration between Redlynch Leisure, the council and local stakeholders. The result is a vibrant, inclusive and engaging play space that will serve the Wandsworth community for many years to come.





















