I found the photography on the Guardian article not so great; thankfully the manufacturer has better pictures: https://berliner-seilfabrik.com/en/product/triit

I found the photography on the Guardian article not so great; thankfully the manufacturer has better pictures: https://berliner-seilfabrik.com/en/product/triitopia-02/ https://berliner-seilfabrik.com/en/product/triitopia-02/ I'm a little envious. On my german playground in the 80s we had a simply pyramid-like structure like this. A little bit more risky, but in its pure geometry a little bit boring after you conquered the top. https://berliner-seilfabrik.com/en/productgroup/polygodes/ https://berliner-seilfabrik.com/en/productgroup/polygodes/ (Another vivid memory of my playground in the eighties in Germany was that time when the sandpit was first closed and then the sand was replaced: slight fallout from Chernobyl. Possibly an overreaction in retrospect, southern Bavaria was more hit than we in western Germany. But still one of my first memories about world happenings.)