Children playing on Fayy in a villa garden in the late afternoon, the pale canopy glowing over the timber deck.

Garden play tower · Designed in the UAE

A play tower that brings its own shade.

A raised timber deck under a canopy twice its width, so children can play outside for more of the year.

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Built for the heat

Designed around the sun.

Made for the hours you can actually play outside.

A child's hand gripping a timber ladder rung.

Cool to the touch.

Every rung, rail and handhold is timber. The metal frame stays up under the canopy, out of the sun.

A child reading on the deck as star-shaped patches of light fall across the boards.

Air gets through.

The deck walls are cut with a star pattern, like a mashrabiya screen. Air moves through them, and in the afternoon the deck fills with small stars of light.

Cupped hands under a timber water channel pouring into the sand tray.

A stream for the sand pit.

A hand pump on the deck sends water down a timber channel into the sand below. It's modelled on the old irrigation channels of Al Ain. Bring a towel.

A round dial on a post with green, amber and red bands, the needle in green.

Ask the dial, not the weather app.

A dial on the post shows the temperature under the canopy. Green means play. Amber means take a water break. Red means everyone inside.

Small hands digging in the sand tray under the deck, in shade.

Sand in the shade.

The sand tray sits under the deck, the shadiest spot in any garden, so the sand stays cooler than sand in the open.

A child's hand reaching for a star-shaped hold on the timber climbing wall.

Two ways up, two ways down.

Ladder or climbing wall to get up, slide or pole to come down. Give them a week and they'll have invented a third of each.

A parent sketching against a palm trunk while a child sits on the deck across the lawn.

Easy to keep an eye on.

The star cut-outs let you see onto the deck from across the garden, so you don't have to hover.

Built in

More to do than climb.

Seven things come with every Fayy.

Pick a marker to see what it does.

The full Fayy with a climbing wall, sliding pole, rope net deck, water pump and channel, market stall counter, heat dial and roll-down blind.
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Two children playing on Fayy in a villa garden with bougainvillea and a date palm.
Fayy on a lawn under a soft cloudy sky, seen from low in the grass.
A girl sells lemonade from the striped market stall under the deck to her smiling mother.
A young adult lying on the lawn with legs crossed in the air, Fayy behind them.
A mother and two children share watermelon and lemonade on floor cushions beside Fayy at golden hour.
The full Fayy with climbing wall, rope net deck and market stall on a lawn.
Fayy at dusk with a dark starry canopy and warm lights, floor cushions and a lantern on the lawn.

Play starts

Four o’clock, somewhere in Dubai.

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Pick a frame

Five frames, one pale canopy.

The frame comes in five powder-coat colours. The canopy stays pale in all of them, because pale fabric reflects heat.

Reserve in Sage
Fayy with a sage frame. Fayy with a sage frame at night. Fayy with a dune frame. Fayy with a dune frame at night. Fayy with a dusk frame. Fayy with a dusk frame at night. Fayy with a clay frame. Fayy with a clay frame at night. Fayy with a charcoal frame. Fayy with a charcoal frame at night. Sage

Add-ons

Add to it as the seasons change.

Every add-on fits the same ring under the canopy, so you can swap them as summer turns to winter.

A slim timber-bladed fan hanging under the canopy in late-afternoon light.

For hot afternoons

Breeze

A low-voltage ceiling fan for still, humid afternoons on the coast.

A fine mist drifting from a ring under the canopy edge.

For hot afternoons

Mist

A misting ring for inland gardens. Misting only cools dry air, so we'll tell you if your garden is too humid for it.

The night sail at dusk: a dark canopy with glowing star cut-outs and warm lights.

For evenings

Night sail

Swaps in for the day canopy. Stars cut through it, warm lights run around the edge.

Sand and teal floor cushions on the deck in warm light.

For slow weekends

Cushions

Weatherproof floor cushions cut to fit the deck, for reading, napping and long games of cards.

When to play

Shade won’t fix a July noon.

Nothing will. It gives you back the mornings, the late afternoons and the evenings, which in a UAE summer is when children want to be outside anyway.

Live, from the chart below

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Comfortable hours under the canopy, month by month.

Comfortable under the canopyNow, in DubaiBased on typical UAE monthly temperatures.

Before you reserve

Made to order. Installed by our team.

How it works

  1. ReserveNo payment. Just your email, frame colour and emirate.
  2. We visitWe look at the ground and where the sun falls, then confirm the price and an installation date.
  3. We installIn a day, with ground anchors for lawn or base plates for paving and artificial grass.

Questions

How much is it?

We confirm the price with you when you reserve, before you pay anything. It sits above the plastic sets in the big stores and well below a custom-built treehouse.

Is it safe?

Fayy is designed to ISO 8124-4, the safety standard for home play equipment. The deck is 1.1 m off the ground and fully walled.

Will it survive a shamal?

The canopy is split into eight petals with gaps between them, so gusts pass through instead of lifting it, and the frame is anchored to the ground.

A parent with a cup of tea on the lawn while two children sit on Fayy's deck at golden hour.

Reserve

Reserve yours.

Tell us a little about your garden. We'll confirm the price and an installation date before you pay anything.

Frame colour

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