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Chutes and ladders: A Traditional Board-game in a more living interactive form layout, where Landscape will replace the game board, and the moving objects are the kids themselves. Many themes could be obtained from this idea, pirates, police chase, catch me if you can, and of course the original Chutes and ladders game using dice.
This playhouse involves the whole family in an imaginative adventure according to the theme used.
It's also possible to extend and enlarge it, increasing the size in all directions, and so creating more and more chutes and ladders, i.e; more adventure!
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A traditional board game comes back to life.

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X-ray visual showing the built-in chutes

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X-ray visual showing the built-in chutes

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The dimensions of the playhouse. It could be extended,enlarged, and modified to suit many places, with different themes, and more players, even adults and parents.

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many themes could be obtained from this idea, pirates, police chase, even, catch me if you can.

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This easy-to-assemble platform could be constructed in many different materials allowing kids to enjoy it everywhere, countryside, beach, kindergartens.

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Chutes and ladders: A Traditional Board-game in a more living interactive form layout, where Landscape will replace the game board, and the moving objects are the participants themselves.

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