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Action Tramps Play Centre Build

The images you see below are from a build of a Gate Lodge that joined an Arundel Tower. The customer wanted something suitable for both her children and this is what we came up with. The Gate Lodge provides a great play space for older kids while the traditional slide and swings of the Arundel Tower kept the little one happy too !

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	First job, spread all the parcels out on the lawn and sort the fixings into similar sized screws, nuts etc.	Work out exactly where the play centre is going to sit and prepare the ground for it. Level ground and lay sand to ensure a flat smooth base for the play centre.
	You will find it's easier to build the Gate Lodge on its side, especially as you need to tighten nuts and bolts under the bottom of the floor section.	It's then a good idea to secure the unit squarely with temporary braces. This will hold it all in place and make it solid enough to move into position. Obviously its a good idea to build it as close to the prepared base as possible.
	This shows the Arundel tower also being built on it's side.	Once the play centre is in place you can start adding the railings and the walls to make up the playhouse. You will see the diagonal brace is still in place holding it all in position.
	If you have bought stairs, these will need to be dug into the ground. Dig two channels and keep the top turf to cover over once they are in place.	Here you can see the Arundel Tower going into position and the stairs that have now been buried in the ground.