The Weltevree Swing, designed by Thor ter Kulve, transforms any suitable tree or pole into a personal playground. This innovative swing features a powder-coated steel frame in coral red, durable lashing straps, and a beech wood seat with sturdy ropes.
It's designed for easy attachment to trees or poles with a circumference between 94 and 204 centimeters, offering a secure and stable swinging experience. The Swing supports up to 100 kilograms, making it suitable for both children and adults.
Its portable design allows for effortless installation and removal, enabling you to create a fun and relaxing spot in various outdoor settings. Whether in your backyard, at a park, or during a camping trip, the Weltevree Swing invites you to embrace the joy of swinging wherever you desire
Product Details
General Information
Brand
Weltevree
Range
Outdoor Play
Material
Steel
Colour
Red
Model Number
1126
EAN
8719274201434
Dimensions & Specifications
Dimensions
Seat Length: 87 cm, Seat Width: 20 cm, Rope Length: 500 cm
Weight
13000 g
Features & functions
Strong Steel Frame
Made from powder-coated steel for outdoor durability and sleek appearance.
Adjustable Ropes
Equipped with 5-meter ropes to hang from beams, trees, or frames.
Indoor & Outdoor Use
Minimalist design makes it suitable for both playful interiors and gardens.
Usage & Maintenance
Cleaning
Clean with soft cloth and mild soap; avoid harsh abrasives.
Storage
Remove or cover during long wet seasons to prevent wear.
Safety Check
Inspect ropes and frame regularly; ensure secure installation before each use.
Delivery & Returns
Ireland
Standard Delivery
1 - 3 Days
Express Delivery
1 - 2 Days
Free Delivery
Over €100
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Weltevree is a Dutch design brand founded in 2007. They manufacture contemporary durable goods which aim to activate you and your surroundings. Their team develops inventive products in collaboration with the best designers and inventors, both established names and emerging talents. Weltevree is located in Amersfoort, The Netherlands.
