The Castle Tower

 

The Castle Tower is a premium timber product in the range. It is elevated to 1.5m with a 1.8 X 1.8m top deck.  The top deck is an open Fort like structure complete with painted  marine ply side panels and gables – your choice of 3 colours from our range red, blue, green and yellow – and treated pine picket fences and an external ladder. There is also a 3.1m wave slide coming off the top deck – your choice of colours from red, blue, green and yellow and a Colorbond roof – again your choice of colours from the Colorbond range.The boxed in lower deck is clad with child safe ACQ treated pine and has two front windows with clear sliding acrylic panels and a standard door.  It rests on a Yellow Tongue covered floor attached to a sturdy treated pine frame.

Pricing

The Castle Tower

1.8 X 1.8m

Base Price $2875
Baltic Pine Weatherboard $420
Staining Clear or Merbau $470

  

Cubby Add-Ons

The Castle Tower, like all of our wooden producvts can be upgraded to include a variety of options and variations,  including those below.

Shop Side Servery – complete with two outward swinging hinged blackboard doors, magnetic catch, internal serving table, external Awning and standing deck – $260
Rubber mat for the top deck – $240
Extra windows – $60 each
A sand pit on the side – $120
Rock Wall and / or Climbing net – $180 each
A Steering Wheel / Binoculars / Periscope – $60 each
Monkey Bars – powder coated with Cyprus Pine uprights – $560
Two Seat Swing set – Cyprus Pine uprights and cross beam – $560
Fireman’s Pole – powder coated red – $180
Pirates flag and hoist mechanism – $90

Delivery and Installation

Kidzone Cubbies are located centrally to cost effectively supply our quality timber cubbies to the  Eastern States including Sydney, Canberra and Brisbane. If you have any questions about our products or require a free no obligation quote, please contact us on 0425 787 358 or via our contact page.  We also offer a special price for installation if you can provide someone to help.

Prices are current as of 3rd February 2016