Teaching Supplies & Child Care

Tiger Swallowtail

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$5363.16 $7887 In stock

Category: Infants & Toddlers

Age:

6 - 23 months


Capacity:

up to 10 children


Size:

8'9" x 6'4"


Use Zone:

12'6" x 15'


Weight:

829 lbs.


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Features:
  • 21" Infant Duo Slide
  • Geo Panel
  • Infant Step
  • Chime Panel
  • Infant Rocky Ramp
  • Swallowtail Photo & Mirror Panel
Surface mount for concrete also available at an additional charge
 
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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Sophia ★★★★★

The chime panel is a huge hit with the toddlers I watch—they'll sit and bang on it for a solid ten minutes. Assembly took a bit of time, but seeing the little ones climb the infant rocky ramp and zoom down the slide makes it worth every minute of setup.

Ryan J. ★★★★★

The little ones in my care go straight for the chime panel and the infant rocky ramp every single morning, and it's honestly the highlight of their day. Despite the hefty 829-pound weight, the whole thing feels rock-solid and safe, which is exactly what I needed for a busy play space. It fits perfec

David X. ★★★☆☆

The slide is a bit small for my 20-month-old but still fun, and the chimes keep her entertained for a while. It was a hassle to assemble, though, and the weight makes it hard to move once it's set up.