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Play Time

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As a company, we discuss the value of play all the time. Not just for the kids who use our playgrounds, but for our team of employee-owners as well! There's a reason we have a twisty slide in our main lobby -- we believe that play connects us, and shapes us into the best people we can be.

Company values that are posted to a website or displayed on a wall can only influence employee dedication so far. We believe that our commitment to truly empowering our employees has created a high-performing workforce and led to our culture of continuous improvement.

As a commercial playground equipment manufacturer, we work hard and play even harder. Throughout the year, we host events--Spirit Week, an annual bean bag tournament, holiday lunch, Landscape Structures-sponsored 5Ks, and more--that bring our employees together to relax, have fun and PLAY.

Landscape Structures founder Steve King sliding down a snowy hill on a OmniSpin playground spinner seat.
President Pat Faust stands with three other Landscape Structures employees in matching sweatshirts.
Landscape Structures employee Michelle Krenik dressed as the operation game man.
Landscape Structures employees smile for the camera while sitting at a table darning a holiday party.
Vice President of sales David Smith smiles while sitting in a glass fiber reinforced concrete canoe in the manufacturing building.
Two Landscape Structures employees smile for the camera while standing in front of a large manufacturing machine wearing team jerseys for Team Spirit Day.
A group of Landscape Structures employees pose for the camera in their Halloween costumes.
A man and women smile while dressed up at a holiday party.
Two Landscape Structures employees pose for the camera while wearing Halloween costumes.
A man and women smile in old western clothing at a holiday party.
Two women give peace signs to the camera while wearing 70s and 80s on Decades Day.
Two people smile as they sled down a snowy hill.
A man and women hold up a fake mustache and lips to their face while standing in front distressed barn wood at a holiday party.
Two Landscape Structures employees pose for the camera while dressed like the characters of the popular movie Talladega Nights.
Two Landscape Structures employees pose for the camera in the office cubicles dressing their Halloween costumes.
Landscape Structures employs playing a bean bag toss game.
Landscape Structures Brock Suska smiles for the camera while wearing a Eastbound and Down t-shirt.
The human resource team at Landscape Structures pose for the camera while wearing home made tie dye t-shirts.
A man and woman smile for the camera while dressed up and wearing masked ball face masks.
Landscape Structures Karen Miller holds her arms up to show how her costume monarch butterfly wings.
Landscape Structures President Pat Faust pretends to ride a fiber glass reinforced pony concrete statue.
Landscape Structures Lora Geiger holds her hand up with a Vulcan salute while wearing a Star Trek Halloween costume.
Landscape Structures Mark Obrecht poses for the camera in a Ghostbusters Halloween costume.
Landscape Structures Megan and Allison smile for the camera while where Twins baseball attire.
Landscape Structures founder Steve King smiles for the camera with two employees as they wear sports attire on Team Spirit Day.
Landscape Structures Trevor Ryks poses for the camera at his cubical wearing a woopy cushion Halloween costume.