With its modules inspired by via ferrata climbing routes, Proludic offers an innovative solution to enhance and diversify existing playgrounds. Installed directly onto walls or vertical structures, these play features transform unused surfaces into adventure routes, inspired by the rocky mountain faces found in traditional via ferrata environments.
Designed as complementary additions, these modules can be easily integrated into both existing and new playground projects. They introduce a new dimension to play by bringing verticality into recreational routes while optimising the use of available space. This approach makes it possible to maximise every square metre and create unique play experiences.
A solution suited to a wide range of environments
These climbing features can be integrated into many different settings. They are particularly suitable for the development of outdoor learning spaces and “oasis playgrounds” in schools.
Via ferrata modules are also valued by architects and designers looking to enhance shared spaces in residential developments, public parks and urban environments. Camp sites can use them to enrich their leisure offering with original and distinctive activities.
Local authorities can install via ferrata routes to revitalise public spaces by adding vertical play experiences to existing walls, while schools benefit from an innovative way to encourage physical activity through climbing and movement.
By adding a vertical and immersive dimension to playgrounds, Proludic’s via ferrata modules provide an effective solution for diversifying activities, enhancing spaces and offering users increasingly engaging play experiences.
Play and physical benefits for users
Via ferrata-style modules provide an experience that combines fun, challenge and physical activity. As children progress along vertical surfaces, they develop their motor skills, coordination, balance and strength while taking on challenges suited to their abilities.
These climbing routes also help build confidence and independence, allowing each child to progress at their own pace. Integrated into a playground, these features add an extra dimension that renews children’s interest and encourages more active play.
