Configuration and layout
- Four primary square towers with red pyramid roofs form the core play nodes.
- A rope-mesh suspension bridge connects the central/right towers, enabling elevated traversal between platforms.
- The towers are arranged in an offset cluster rather than a straight line, creating varied routes and sightlines.
- Each tower sits on vertical timber posts, providing clearance for slides and access structures.

Play components
- Enclosed spiral/curved tube slide: Attached to an upper tower, built from segmented gray sections with red joint rings, exiting to an open red chute.
- Straight open slide: Extends from another tower in a linear path for faster descent.
- Access ramp: A sloped entry with footholds leads up to one tower, allowing inclusive access compared to ladder-only designs.
- Climbing and lookout platforms: Open deck areas within the towers provide staging points for imaginative play and movement between features.

Materials and aesthetics
- Primary structure: Robinia
- Accents: red roof panels, trim bands, and flags reinforce the “royal citadel”/fortress theme.

Slides: molded plastic or composite in dark gray with red connectors and stainless steel slides

Bridge: rope or reinforced netting with a timber frame.

Design intent
The product is a multi-activity playground unit aimed at children, combining climbing, balancing, sliding, and imaginative role-play within a medieval fortress motif. The top-down perspective emphasizes circulation: users can ascend via ramp or ladders, traverse across towers through the rope bridge, and descend through either the tube or straight slide, supporting continuous play flow.