Collection: Triclimb

When given the freedom to move and explore, Triclimb enhances gross motor development, spatial awareness and balance while allowing exploration of behavioural schemas and some form of risky + adventure play.

What are schemas?

Schemas are repetitive behaviours in children that help them test, explore, and develop their understanding of the world.

For example, just this morning, our daughter was exploring the properties of a sticky tape. Peeling it off and sticking it on a box again.

What is this sticky, transparent thing?

Why does it stick to my finger and boxes?

It becomes less sticky yet some parts still manage to stick.

What happens if I roll it up?

There are commonly 8 known schemas, and Triclimb supports a few of them:

→ Hiding in dens? Enclosing / Enveloping schemas

→ Propelling/jumping off Triclimb? Trajectory schema

→ Standing up tall / hanging upside down? Orientation schema

Just like all the toys that we carry, Triclimb also grows with your little ones.

Answers to your TOP burning questions about Triclimb

FAQ 1: Why is it so costly compared to other brands?

Though it might appear similar to other brands, its design is entirely different, so much so that it won Platinum Junior Design Awards in 2020 and 2022. 

When we were looking for a climbing triangle for our little one, we found that Triclimb met our safety requirements.

• Their locking system keeps the slide locked in place. One adult can easily set it up, but it is not movable by little hands. No sliding while in play, giving parents peace of mind. Simply lift and drop.
• Tipping stability is also very important to us. We don’t want the triangle to tip on its sides when children are climbing on it. Check out this post by Christine, the designer of Triclimb, to understand more about tipping stability.
• Triclimb can also withstand up to 100kg with two top rungs for sitting, traversing and standing.

ALL these safety features not only give us peace of mind but also help children feel safe. When children feel safe, their desire to explore motivates them to take risks while playing. Risky play plays an essential role in their normal, healthy development and builds their confidence to take calculated, informed risks in adulthood.

FAQ 2: Is Triclimb compatible with other brands’ slides, or can I use the Wobbel as a slide?

We can’t speak for other brands, but unless it’s custom-made, we don’t think it will fit, unfortunately.

Some families enjoy using Triclimb with Wobbel, but this is a matter of personal risk appetite. Because the Wobbel on the Triclimb (which is SO. MUCH. FUN., we totally agree) can slide sideways rather than stay locked in place, it can be a little jittery to watch when your young child is on it.