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Swings

From traditional flat seat swings to basket swings, nest swings and inclusive options, our playground swing range suits every site, budget and age group. From design to installation, every project is planned around your space and built to BS EN 1176 safety standards, with full aftercare support from our team.

Inclusive playground swing set with basket swing and safety surfacing in a modern outdoor play area

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Viking Swing

Octagonal Swing with up to four seats in an eight-sided frame

Octagonal Swing

Cantilever Basket Swing

Two Bay Inclusive and Double Seat Swing

Parent & Baby Swing

Two Bay Inclusive and Basket Seat Swing

Two Way Timber - 20m | 25m

One Way Timber - 20m | 25m |30m

4.85m Crocodile Swing

2.35m Crocodile Swing

Six Seat Hexagonal Swing

2.4m - 1 Flat & 1 Group Swing

Why it matters

The Benefits of Playground Swings

Swinging is one of the simplest and most rewarding forms of active play, which is why swings remain the most requested item in the playgrounds we design. Here are five reasons they earn their place in any play space.
  • Physical Development – Swinging builds core strength, balance, coordination and grip in a way that feels like pure fun.
  • Inclusive Play for All Abilities – Basket swings, cradle seats and wheelchair accessible swings mean every child can join in.
  • Suitable for Every Age Group – From toddler cradle seats to nest swings big enough for teens, one swing bay can serve a wide age range.
  • Durable and Low Maintenance – Our steel, timber and Robinia swings are built for decades of heavy public use with minimal upkeep.
  • High Play Value for Your Budget – Swings deliver constant, repeat play from a compact footprint, making them one of the best value additions to any playground.
Proven success stories

Swings Case Studies

Government

Aston Clinton Park: Creating a Dedicated Play Area for Older Children

The Vision Aston Clinton Park sought to expand its play offering by introducing a dedicated playground for older children to…
Government

Hazlemere Parish Council | The Spinney Playground Refurbishment

The Vision Caloo carried out this Hazlemere playground refurbishment to give The Spinney a modern, welcoming play space for ages…
Construction

Play| Options for Life – Wheelchair Swing

The Brief: The Client wanted a wheelchair swing with safety surfacing installed into their grounds. The building is used by…
Education

Play|The Chiltern School – Multiplay Unit and Basket Swing

The Brief: The Client were looking for playground equipment for one of their outside spaces, they were also interested in…
FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about specifying, installing and maintaining Swings.
What types of swings are available?

We supply flat seat swings, cradle seats for toddlers, basket swings, nest swings, wheelchair accessible swings and aerial runways. Frames are available in steel, timber and Robinia, with single or double bay configurations to suit your site.

How much weight can a playground swing hold?

All our swings are designed and tested to BS EN 1176, the British safety standard for playground equipment. Capacity varies by seat type, with nest and basket swings distributing weight across multiple users, and we can advise on the right specification for your expected usage.

Are playground swings suitable for schools and nurseries?

Yes. We install swings in primary schools, nurseries and EYFS settings regularly, with cradle seats and low-height frames available for younger children. All equipment meets the safety standards required for education environments.

What is the difference between timber, steel and Robinia swings?

Steel swings offer maximum durability and low maintenance, making them ideal for busy public parks. Timber swings provide a warm, natural look that suits school grounds and village greens. Robinia swings are crafted from naturally durable hardwood with an organic, sculptural appearance, perfect for natural and landscaped play spaces.

Can swings be used as part of an inclusive playground?

Absolutely. Wheelchair accessible swings, basket swings and cradle seats allow children of all abilities to enjoy swinging, and we can position them within your layout so inclusive play sits at the centre of the space rather than off to one side.

Does a playground swing require safety surfacing?

Yes. Impact-absorbing surfacing to BS EN 1177 is required beneath and around swings. We supply and install wetpour, rubber mulch and rubber grass mats, and we will calculate the correct fall zones as part of your design.

How do I choose the right playground swing?

Start with your users, space and budget. Consider the age range, whether inclusive seats are needed and which frame material suits your setting; then let us do the rest. Our free design service includes a site visit and a tailored layout with recommendations.

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