WHERE CHILDHOOD COMES ALIVE

We don't build
playgrounds.

We create places where childhood comes alive.

The story starts here
EMPTY. FORGOTTEN. WITHOUT PURPOSE.

Too many spaces were built without a place for childhood.

EVERY GREAT COMMUNITY BEGINS WITH A PLACE THAT BRINGS PEOPLE TOGETHER.
WHERE CHILDHOOD COMES ALIVE
The WonderYard Philosophy

Play

Play builds confidence.

Nature

Nature sparks curiosity.

Exploration

Movement creates memories.

Connection

Communities grow together.

Two girls sitting together on a rope play structure, talking face to face
A small story, four chapters

HOW WE DESIGN

Assembling a 3D prototype model of the playground

DISCOVERY

Before we draw anything, we study the ground. We watch how the light shifts through the day, trace the paths people already walk, and notice where kids start playing long before there's a playground to play on. The site tells us what to build.

Drawing pencil sketches of the playground design

DESIGN

A good playground is decided long before it's built. Every line, every choice, comes down to one question: how will this feel to a child?

Team assembling the steel play structure with green nets in the workshop

BUILD

Wood, stone, natural materials — they become part of the ground itself. We build things kids want to run across, climb over, and come back to summer after summer. Not built for one season. Built to survive a childhood.

Finished yellow-and-black playground with children playing
THE FINAL CHAPTER

COMMUNITY

Then the children arrive, and the place wakes up. What was once a sketch on paper becomes somewhere people gather, play, and remember. Give it time, and it stops being our project — it becomes part of the neighborhood's story, a place people talk about like it's always been there.

What it's made of

Behind Every Playground — Precision Engineering

Every part is certified, tested and built to outlast the children who use it.

3D render of the AGFS-210-P play structure showing steel tower, rope climbing net and tube slide
Model AGFS-210-P
Scale NTS
EN 1176 certified
Material 1 / 04
ST37 Metal

Low-carbon structural steel, hot-dip galvanized and powder-coated. Balanced mechanical performance, high load-bearing capacity, and a surface that holds up to sun, rain and frost year after year.

Close-up of galvanized ST37 steel structure with powder-coat finish
Material 2 / 04
CMRRope

Six strands of galvanized wire, each braided with polyester into a solid surface. Abrasion-resistant, UV-resistant, fire-retardant — and vandal-resistant by design.

Close-up of blue CMRRope climbing rope with galvanized wire core
Material 3 / 04
HDPE Panels

High-density polyethylene with router-milled rounded edges. Colour runs through the whole panel, so scratches never show a different colour underneath.

Close-up of blue HDPE panel with rounded milled edge
Material 4 / 04
Plastic Slide

Rotationally moulded UV-resistant polyethylene, double-wall (twin-wall) at 4–6 mm. No seams to catch on, no fading after a season in the sun.

Close-up of a blue rotationally moulded plastic slide
Bolt Connection

Every joint: galvanized, capped, no exposed thread.

Paint Layer

Hot-dip galvanized, then polyester powder coat — colour that doesn't chalk.

Every playground tells a story.

Selected projects

Photo → Sketch → Built
Indonesia · School

Mentari School, Jakarta

A vivid tube-slide tower where an international school in Jakarta plays every day.

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Photo → Sketch → Built
UAE · Residential

Abu Dhabi Castle Court

A castle-inspired courtyard playground at the heart of a residential community.

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Photo → Sketch → Built
Australia · Resort

Amberton Coastal Play

A shaded pyramid climbing net that anchors a coastal resort destination.

View Project →
Photo → Sketch → Built
Australia · City Park

Nanango Play

A bold modular climbing structure giving a country town park new life.

View Project →
Photo → Sketch → Built
Australia · Climbing

Australia Rope Play

An arched rope course under a bright canopy, built for endless climbing.

View Project →
Photo → Sketch → Built
Canada · Community

Canada Play Tower

A metal play tower with a spiral slide and swings on soft woodchip ground.

View Project →
Red and grey climbing tower with a tube slide in a residential courtyard, Kazakhstan
Photo → Sketch → Built
Kazakhstan · Residential

Courtyard Tower Play

A landmark climbing tower and tube slide at the heart of a new residential district.

Wave-shaped timber and rope climbing structure in an urban courtyard, Uzbekistan
Photo → Sketch → Built
Uzbekistan · Residential

Urban Wave Net

A wave-shaped rope landscape that turns a tight city courtyard into a play destination.

Proof, not promises.
70+
Countries reached
10,000+
Children at play
20+
Communities grown
Powered by Cemer
WonderYard & Cemer team Meeting a Cemer partner Cemer production floor Working at Cemer Meeting a Cemer partner Cemer in the world map The team at Cemer Ernes at Cemer Group The Cemer office team Framing a play structure at Cemer Meeting a Cemer partner At the Cemer world map The Cemer team at the world map Coiling steel ropes at Cemer Ernes at the Cemer showroom beside a wooden castle play structure

WHO
WE ARE

Hello, I'm Ernes.
A father of two. Entrepreneur. Project Manager. QA Engineer. Playground Builder.

I'm the founder of WonderYard — a company creating play environments and outdoor spaces designed around children's needs, in close partnership with Cemer Play Equipment, one of the world's leading playground manufacturers.

My journey began in 2014. Like many people, I first looked at playgrounds as simple structures — swings, slides, and climbing frames. But over time, I realized that a great playground is much more than equipment. It is a space where every detail matters: the design, engineering, safety, and the way children interact, explore, and create their own experiences.

Working alongside Cemer, I discovered how much knowledge and dedication stand behind every project. Behind each playground are years of research, engineering expertise, and thoughtful design decisions. Over the years, we have collaborated across Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and other countries. Today, Cemer works internationally — from Canada and Australia to New Zealand and the Asia-Pacific region. Yet the goal remains the same: creating safe, durable, and inspiring spaces where children can play, discover, and grow.

Now, together with Cemer, we are bringing this experience to Central Asia. We believe a playground is not just a place for children to spend time. It is a place where they discover the world, make their first friendships, develop confidence, and create memories that stay with them.

If you have an idea, a project, or a vision for creating better spaces for children, we would be happy to talk with you. Together, we can create places where childhood comes alive.

Official Cemer Partner
EN 1176-certified equipment that's taken root in 70+ countries.
Already growing across Central Asia — Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan.
Who builds these spaces?
Ernes, founder of WonderYard
Let's begin

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