TÜV-certified play equipment
Our play equipment is TÜV-certified and meets the requirements of the European playground standard DIN EN 1176.
Prequalified in the HPQR
Our evidence of suitability for public procurement procedures has been verified and is filed in the prequalification register.
Delivery time of two to three weeks
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Frequently asked questions
What is the load capacity of the nest swing?
The suspension of our nest swing 2 m and the nest swing line light can bear loads of up to 500 kilograms. It consists of steel rope with a stainless steel swing chain. The nest is 120 centimetres in diameter, and up to seven children at a time are recommended.
Does a swing have to be set in concrete?
Yes, our swings are anchored on concrete foundations. The single, double, inclusive and parent-and-child swings and the nest swings 2.0 and 2.50 m stand on four foundations of 70 by 50 by 50 centimetres, which, according to the data sheet, comes to around 0.7 cubic metres of concrete of grade C25/30 in total. Combination swings need six foundations, and for wooden posts, hot-dip galvanised post shoes are included in the scope of delivery.
Do swings need safety surfacing?
Yes, regardless of their height, swings need impact-absorbing surfacing across the entire impact area. Grass is permitted for swings up to 2.60 metres in height, because the free height of fall is then no more than 1.50 metres. Under swings, however, it is quickly worn away and turns muddy when wet, so we recommend other safety surfacing there.
How much space does a swing need?
Depending on the model, between 180 by 740 and 620 by 830 centimetres of impact area. The single swing 2 m needs the smallest, the combination swing 2.50 m with two double swings the largest. In general, the minimum falling space of a swing is calculated as chain length times 0.867 plus 2.25 metres. It is best to install nest swings at the edge of the play space so that no child runs into them by accident.
From what age are the swings suitable?
Most of our swings are recommended from the age of two, the parent-and-child swing and the inclusive swing from as early as age zero. On the parent-and-child swing, an adult and a small child swing together.
Which swings are suitable for children with disabilities?
For this we offer our inclusive swing and the nest swing line light. The inclusive swing is designed for children regardless of their physical abilities, and in the nest swing line light children can swing sitting or lying down.




















