Monkey Bar for Metal Frame

WONDERLAND SPORT LIMITED

£11.5

With Monkey Bar for Metal Frame creating your own Monkey Bar addition has never been simpler. Apart from the timber, our Monkey Bars kit comes with everything you need to add a monkey bar activity to your already-existing outdoor swing set. Six green monkey bar rungs, installation components, and construction tools are all included in our kit. Have a set of monkey bars already? Build an access ladder into the clubhouse using our kit. The monkey bar rungs measure 15-1/8 long by 1-1/4 wide, are constructed of sturdy steel, and have a yellow powder coating finish. The rung ends plates measure 2-1

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Registered at Companies House as WONDERLAND SPORT LIMITED, number 12727808. Checked 2026-08-29.
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