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RSJ Play
Making the Most of Your Outdoor Spaces
RSJ Play is a Midlands based company specialising in the design and installation of playgrounds for schools and nurseries. We can provide a range of products to suit your needs, such as outdoor furniture, play equipment, shelters and outdoor sports and fitness equipment.
RSJ Play know how critical physical development is for children of all ages and abilities. All our products are designed and chosen to be challenging and stimulating. Our aim is to create safe, adventurous playgrounds that have great play value and are cost effective.
The most popular products are parents waiting shelters and gazebos which also double up as outdoor classrooms which are a great way to increase classroom space and provide an open environment. Our polycarbonate roof canopies provide good value shelter from the elements as well as UV protection and are available in a range of designs. We can also supply outdoor gym equipment to help you get the best out of your Sport and PE Premium budget along with multi use goal ends and agility trails. Our experienced team are there to help you transform your area into a much more effective, creative and active space.
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