When you add this Curved Post Net Bridge to a playground it is sure to quickly become the center of attention. Two sturdy end frames support arched ropes which make crossing the Curved Post Net Bridge slightly more difficult than it first seems as the center part is quite thin and requires kids to put one foot in front of the other. Things get interesting when there are multiple children crossing the bridge from different sides, as some of them will have to make use of the upper ropes and bar to pass each other. This bridge also has endless potential to inspire creativity in children whether they are crossing a rickety bridge across a canyon far below or crossing inside a hidden temple to find ancient treasures. It can be used on its own, as part of a larger obstacle course, or used in conjunction with other pieces from the range of play equipment to improve a child’s spatial awareness.