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Jambette is transforming public parks and redefining play to make it a sensory, physical and social experience by being wildly creative, seeking to renew recreation again and again, with installations that are original, colourful and welcoming.

The CitipleX module, launched by Jambette in September 2019, is a resounding success. Among many projects are those in the cities of Quebec and Saguenay, where youths will soon be able to roam the CitipleX course high up and be transported to a new world bursting with adventure.

This new non-verbal communication panel, part of Jambette’s inclusive approach, promotes communication with people with limitations.

Imaginez les enfants jouant sur une surface offrant un confort tout en souplesse et absorbant les petites pertes d’équilibre.

Chances are that if a playground is teeming with children, it’s also teeming with germs. And COVID-19 represents a major challenge in a play environment.

The idea for the Adventure Lab came out of the joint initiative between Jambette and community organization Patro de Lévis. The goal for the project was to provide kids in Lévis with a free play area where they could get back to the basics of...

Due to the current situation with the coronavirus (COVID-19) and as a precautionary measure, we have closed our offices to the public indefinitely. We have taken every possible precaution to protect our staff and their families as well as our...

This play structure provides innovative fun physical activities sure to enhance your recreational space. Physical movements such as climbing, hanging, balancing, swinging, crawling and sliding as well as socializing and cognitive activities make Jambette's product an excellent tool for a child’s overall development.

On November 21st, our president, Marie-Noël Grenier, will take part in a discussion panel for the “Journée entreprise, cabinet et secteur public” of the Grand Rendez-vous CPA at the Convention Centre of Quebec City.

« Boredom is healthy [...], it forces children to find ways to amuse themselves and to get out of this state of boredom ». - Jambette's white paper. In order for children to engage in free play, they have to have the opportunity....