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Snail PPS 694

Delivery may take up to 4–5 weeks.

The PPS 694 snail-shaped jointed rocker is a creatively designed playground device, making it an ideal choice for schools, kindergartens, and even hotel recreation areas. The snail-shaped jointed rocker complies with PN-EN 1176-1:2017-12 and PN-EN 1176-6:2017-12 standards. It is manufactured from high-quality materials, ensuring safe use and long service life. The body of the rocker is made from 19 mm thick coloured HDPE (high-density polyethylene) panels, while the fastening elements are manufactured from stainless steel. The spring is produced from 20 mm diameter wire and has dimensions of Ø200 × 400 mm. With its playful snail-shaped design, this jointed rocker captures children’s attention and takes them into the fascinating world of nature while providing a fun and safe play experience.

Age:
3+
Free fall height:
0,51 m
Safety zone:
285 × 355 cm
Safety area:
9,30 m²
Total height:
0,91 m
Width:
0,44 m
Length:
0,74 m
Product code: PPS 694
Standard: PN-EN 1176-1, PN-EN 1176-6 + AC
Spare parts availability: yes
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