Outdoor Plastic Kids Tree Swing Seat

WONDERLAND SPORT LIMITED

£3.32

The rope of this tree swing seat for children is made of polyester fiber, which is strong and difficult to break. The U-shaped seat on this children s plastic swing makes it more pleasant to sit on. The seat of the outdoor plastic swing is composed of lightweight, durable plastic and is anti-slip. The plastic swing has movable ropes that you can modify to suit your own requirements. Additionally, the ropes have auto-leveling. The outdoor swing is easy to set up and operate, making it ideal for outside spaces like patios, treehouses, playgrounds, etc. Specification: Plastic combined with polyes

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Registered at Companies House as WONDERLAND SPORT LIMITED, number 12727808. Checked 2026-08-29.
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