Musical and sensory panels

M09 Musical Panel

The M09 Musical Panel is an outdoor set of metal instruments mounted in a single steel frame. Triangles, bells, sound plates and tubular bells let children strike with a beater, compare tones and play together like an orchestra. It works well in nurseries and pre-schools, schools, public spaces and therapy practices.

Safety certificate
EN 1176-1
Warranty
2 years
Made in
Poland

Product description

A metal orchestra that plays without electricity or sheet music

The first strike of the beater sets the metal vibrating, and the vibration is heard as a tone: the bigger and longer the element, the lower it sounds; the smaller, the higher. The child hears this rule before they can name it: the triangle rings high and short, the tubular bell low and long. Striking metal goes back about five thousand years - it began in Mesopotamia and China, when people learned to work copper and bronze, and the first bells rang in temples. The panel brings the same physics to the playground: strike, vibration, tone.

The panel stands outdoors all year round, so it has to withstand rain, frost and sun. The frame is galvanised and powder-coated, the instruments are made of metals that do not rust, and the fixings are stainless steel cable. There is no electronics, speaker or power supply here: the panel plays from the first strike, just the same in May as in January. The instruments sound loudly, so if residential buildings are right next door, the location is discussed with an adviser. The equipment is covered by a warranty. The manufacturer is EduPlayground, and the panel is made in Poland.

The ear learns to tell sounds apart

The child compares the pitch of a tone, how long it rings and the timbre of the metal - the foundation for further music education. The same sensitivity to pitch and intonation comes into play later when learning foreign languages.

An orchestra instead of competition

There are several instruments, so several children can play at the panel at once: one keeps the rhythm, another waits for their turn. Playing together teaches listening to others and keeping a shared tempo, because the result can only be heard when the group sounds in harmony.

Playing without sheet music or marks

At the panel there is no sheet music and no single right answer: the child makes up their own melody and decides for themselves when it sounds good. Playing needs no prior learning, so it starts from the first strike, without rehearsal or preparation.

What plays in the panel

Each instrument has a different size, a different shape and a different tone - that is where the differences you hear straight away come from.

Stainless steel triangles

A triangle bent from stainless steel rod rings high and short: steel gives a brighter, shorter tone than brass. Hitting the thin rod with the beater takes an accurate flick of the wrist, so it also trains hand precision and hand-eye coordination.

Brass tubular bells

Upright brass tubes of different lengths sound low and long, and each has its own note. Played in turn, they form a staircase of sounds: the longer the tube, the lower it rings. A few of these tones are enough for a simple melody.

Sound plates

The metal plates give a deep, resonant sound, longer than the short tone of the triangle. The way you strike changes the effect: a series of quick, light taps sounds like falling rain, and a harder strike leaves a long, vibrating tone behind.

Bells

The bells ring clear and melodious: a small element vibrates faster, so it sounds short and high. They are material for short motifs to repeat: one child plays three strikes, another answers with the same - that is how the classic echo game works.

Beater on an elastic cord

The beater hangs by the instruments on an elastic cord, so it stays in place between lessons and there is no need to look for it before each game. Play starts as soon as you walk up to the panel, with no accessories to hand out and collect.

Specification

Technical data

Front view - from technical drawing M09.
Catalogue no.M09
Dimensionslength: 194 cm | width: 100 cm | height: 175 cm
Safety zone4 x 4.94 m
Children's agefrom 3 years
MaterialSteel frame, triangles made of stainless steel rod, brass tubes, gongs made of brass and stainless steel, all fixings made of stainless steel cable. Main structural profile: black steel, closed profile 60x60x2 mm
ProtectionGalvanised, powder-coated frame
ColourGreen (RAL 6018)
InstallationGalvanised steel anchors L=75 cm, set in the ground and concreted in; bolted connection to the equipment.
Safety standardEN 1176-1
Main categoryMusical and sensory panels
Country of originPoland
Warranty2 years

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M09 Musical Panel in action

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Before it is installed

Siting and installation with an expert

Before the musical panel goes into the playground, our adviser will help you plan all the technical details. We are with you at every stage of the project, sharing our knowledge and experience so that the equipment serves children as well as possible for many years.

Export

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