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1 Amusement Warehouse 15 Turners Avenue Berea Durban 4007 Tel : Fax : sales@amusement.co.za Outdoor Play Centre
2 WD-DH101 Dimension 2570x2649x2985mm Safety Zone 5987x6593mm R excl. WD-483(18) Dimension 2812x1145x3348mm R excl. WD-W014 Dimension 3768x2138x1416mm R excl. WD-W016 Dimension 3400x1700x2000mm R excl. WD-W017 Dimension 4586x2358x1586mm R excl. WD-W018 Dimension 3200x2200x1600mm R excl. WD-433B Dimension 6268x4334x2706mm Safety Zone 1030x8330mm R excl.
3 WD-W019 Kids Club Dimension 3000x1780x1700mm R excl. WD-W020 Swing & Slide Dimension 2840x2750x1960mm R excl. WD-W026 Bear Slide Dimension 1670x880x1120mm R excl. WD-W027 Baby Rabbit Swing & Slide Dimension 1750x1650x1280mm R excl. WD-W021 Magic Tree Playhouse Dimension 2400x2300x2100mm R excl. WD-W022 Chocolate House Dimension 1350x1210x1430mm R excl. WD-W028 Balls Pool Dimension 1400x130x83mm R excl. WD-W029 Giraffe Slide & Balls Pool Dimension 2550x1300x1100mm R excl. WD-W023 Sunshine House Dimension 1270x940x1200mm WD-W024 Mushroom House Dimension 1260x1200x1500mm WD-W025 Sunshine House Dimension 1260x1200x1500mm R excl. R excl. R excl. WD-W030 Mini Patrol Car Dimension 930x550x950mm WD-W031 Mini Police Car Dimension 870x500x920mm WD-W032 Mini Fire Truck Dimension 870x500x920mm R excl. R excl. R excl.
4 WD-W037 Dimension 4000x4000x2400mm WD-W033 Climber Dimension 3150x3150x1500mm R excl. WD-W038 Dimension 4000x4000x3200mm WD-W034 Caterpillar Tunnel Dimension 1450x1010x1220mm R excl. WD-W035 Elfin Tunnel Dimension 2170x1000x1080mm R excl. WD-W039 Dimension 10000x5000x5500mm WD-W036 Train Tunnel Dimension 2400x980x1060mm R excl.
5 WD-W mm WD-W040 Dimension mm Characteristics of log tables and chairs 1. All products are made of nature pine wood, friendly to the environment and no pollution. 2. All paint films are environmental friendly, non toxic, lead free and no benzene. 3. Made though 52 procedures of fine wooden working. 4. Rounding solutions for the table corners, anti-collision and more safe for children. 5. Rubber covers for the table and chair legs, anti-skip and no noise. WD-W044 Table for Two Dimension mm WD-W042 Panda Chair Dimension mm WD-W043 Elephant Chair Dimension 48m 250mm
6 Kids Conjoined quilt series ( Made by Sinkiang nature cotton) Pikachu Bed WD-W045 Baby Plastic Bed Dimension 1350X630X260mm WD-W050 Frog Bed Dimension 1600x1000x200mm R excl. WD-W051 Square Balls Pool Dimension 6m 2 /8m 2 /12m 2 WD-W046 Apple Lattice Planes Dimension mm WD-W047 Caterpillar Truck Bookshelf WD-W048 Five Lattice Planes Dimension mm WD-W049 Japan Cabinet Dimension mm WD-W052 Rainbow Game Chains
7 WD-W053 Crab Rock Chair Dimension 1050x770x560mm R excl. WD-W054 Sliding Plate Dimension 650x500mm R excl. WD-W059 Giraffe Seesaw Dimension 840x300x460mm R excl. WD-W060 Elephant Seesaw Dimension 840x300x460mm R excl. WD-W055 Spinning Top Dimension 850mm R excl. WD-W056 Crab Sandbox Dimension 950x900x370mm R excl. WD-W061 Fish Seesaw Dimension 1000x400x890mm R excl. WD-W062 Pony Horse Dimension 820x300x500mm R excl. WD-W057 Elfin Sandbox Dimension 1350x1000x600mm R excl. WD-W058 Pumpkin Sandbox Dimension 1200x1200x360mm R excl. WD-W063 Crab Seesaw Dimension 1120x400x420mm R excl. WD-W064 Trolley R excl.
8 WD-W067 WD-W065 Modular Physical Training Sets Dimensional Drill Hole Dimension cm WD-W068 Trampoline Dimensio n 900mm/1000mm/1200mm WD-W069 Basketball Stands Dimension 440x530x1520mm R excl. Pier cm Drill Holes pier cm Triangular Connection Table cm Arched Drill Hole cm Board Pier cm Slide Ladder cm Balanced Bridge cm Arch Bridge cm Swinging Bridge cm Circle Net 70cm Tactile Ladder cm WD-W070 River Stone WD-W071 Football Gate Dimension 1280x810x660mm R excl. WD-W066 Fitness Series R excl. WD-W072 1/4 Round Balance Board R excl. WD-W073 Balance Trail Dimension 1480x300x30mm R excl.
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