Bring the thrill of exploration right into your back garden with the **Shire Adventure Peaks Fortress 1**. This beautifully crafted timber play tower is perfect for young adventurers who love to climb, slide, and imagine their own daring escapades. With its exciting 2.2m slide, climbing wall, and lookout spot, it promises endless hours of safe, active fun.
Designed with both fun and safety in mind, the Fortress 1 is built from high-quality, treated timber to ensure it stands strong through years of play. It features a sturdy wooden roof, a robust climbing wall, and secure, easy-to-grip handholds, so little ones can explore with confidence. As part of the Fungoo Carol range, it blends a refined design with practical safety features, giving parents peace of mind.
Everything you need for assembly is included in the set — from the timber and ladder to the tools and step-by-step instructions. Secure ground anchors are also provided, so you can be sure the fortress stays firmly in place while the adventures unfold.
Key Features
• **Assembled dimensions:** 121 x 310 x h290cm • **Thrilling 2.2m slide** for fast-paced fun • **Secure ground anchors** for stability • **Safe climbing aids** with hand grips and shields • **Durable ladder** with strong metal rungs • **Complete timber set** included • **Tools & instructions** provided for easy assembly
FAQs
How many children can play on the Fortress 1 at once?
The Fortress 1 can comfortably accommodate several children at the same time, depending on their age and size. It’s perfect for siblings and friends to enjoy together.
Is the timber treated for outdoor durability?
Yes — the timber is pressure-treated to resist weather damage, helping it stay safe and strong for years of outdoor use.
Can the Fortress 1 be installed on uneven ground?
For maximum safety and stability, the Fortress 1 should be installed on a flat, level surface. The included ground anchors help keep it securely in place.
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