Double Wooden Swing Set with Climbing Wall and Slide - Stagwood I

Waltons

£409.99

Turn your garden into a full-scale adventure zone with the Double Wooden Swing Set with Climbing Wall and Slide. Thoughtfully designed for larger gardens, this multi-functional set offers the perfect blend of movement, challenge, and imaginative play—all in one beautifully finished structure. Built from robust, pressure-treated round timber, this swing set is made to last. Its natural wood finish evokes the essence of a woodland play area, while the pastel-coloured slide and climbing wall holds add a soft, modern touch that enhances your garden’s aesthetics. Two strong swing seats provide spac

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WALTON WEB LIMITED, number 07120391. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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