Big Circle Kids Round Tree Swing

WONDERLAND SPORT LIMITED

£20.5

The round tree swing is one of many kids saucer swing, as the name suggests it is a round hanging on the tree children s toys, as with other swing products, round tree swings often appear in amusement parks, parks, schools, or family backyards and other places. As the product picture shows, children sitting on the swing, hands holding the swing rope (you can add NBR handrails) can enjoy the fun, our round tree swing is for two children at the same time, and the product has passed the impact test, in compliance with the premise of the use of instructions, parents do not have to worry about the

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WONDERLAND SPORT LIMITED, number 12727808. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Where it is made
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