GOplastic recycled-plastic balance trails support physical development, balance, coordination and active play. They are suitable for parks, playgrounds, schools, with ranges tailored for soft and hard surfaces. All products are made from 100% recycled plastic and are designed to be durable with minimal maintenance.

Trail and Play Equipment Covered

  1. Balance Trail (Soft Ground) – A low-level trail consisting of assorted balance beams and stepping elements in multiple length options (e.g., 13, 17, 20 and 32 m) for soft ground.

  2. Balance Trail (Hard Ground) – Similar low-level trail for installation into firmer surfaces with combinations of colourful beams, poles and stepping elements.

  3. Stepping Stilts – A set of individual stepping stilts that can be used alone or incorporated into a balance trail to promote motor skills and confidence.

  4. Horizontal Bars for Playgrounds and Trim Trails – Recycled-plastic horizontal bars available in single, double or triple configurations for upper-body play and coordination.

  5. Wavy Balance Beam – A long, varied-height balance beam to add challenge to a trim or balance trail.

Shared Characteristics and Options

  1. Material: All products are constructed from 100% recycled plastic, offering sustainability and environmental credentials.

  2. Durability: Impervious to weather, rot proof, and will not splinter; suitable for outdoor use in year-round conditions.

  3. Maintenance: Designed to be low maintenance and easy to care for over long service life.

  4. Safety: Non-slip surfaces and EN1176 compliance for applicable products (such as balance trail equipment and stepping stilts).

  5. Motor Skill Development: All trail products are designed to encourage balance, coordination and physical confidence for children.

  6. Colour Options: Brightly coloured throughout to enhance visual appeal and play engagement.

  7. Installation Flexibility: Products are suitable for installation on soft ground, hard ground, or as modular elements in trim trails and play areas.

  8. Recyclability: At the end of life, items can be fully recycled, supporting circular-economy objectives.