Styles of Swing Seat for Climbing Frames
Children’s climbing frames from PlayCrazy, Action and NI Climbing Frames are of modular design, meaning you can choose what to include in your climbing frame, making it unique to you and your children.
Action provide a range of different climbing frame sets and modules that can be made to fit the shape of your garden.
PlayCrazy and NI climbing frame manufacturers offer single, double and triple tower play sets which can have any assortment of modules added to them. This means that you can essentially build a climbing frame to suit your children and can accommodate their age, capabilities and needs.
Action offer a wide range of different styles of swing seat as do PlayCrazy and NI climbing 
frames. Selwood Products also offer a wide range of climbing frames, each including different combinations of swing seats and styles.
These manufacturers provide swing seats that are suitable for different age ranges including baby bucket swings through to trapeze swings which offer more of a challenge for older children.
The great thing about modular climbing frames is that swing seats and modules can be changed to suit your children’s abilities as they grow older.
Styles of swing seat available include the baby swing which provides a safe way for younger children to enjoy a swing set and learn how to swing themselves. Baby bucket swings hold smaller children in the swing so they cannot fall off or jump down from it.
As your children grow older and more competent you can then replace any baby swing seats with more exciting swing seats. Other styles on offer are the tyre swing, belt swing, disc swing, trapeze swing, two child glider swing and more!
Tyre swings provide a larger surface area for children to sit on so they can feel safe and tyre swings are generally heavier so little ones have to work a bit harder. Tyre swings are a great way to wear the kids out and they can provide hours of fun!
Belt swings are available from Action and with Selwood Products playsets. Belt swings are 
flexible and they grip around the hips of your little ones meaning there is less chance of them falling or jumping off of the swing. Flexible belt swings are a great safe alternative to a normal swing seat.
Disc swings seats are harder for children to grip onto as they have a smaller surface area to sit on. Disc swings have a rope in the middle of them which children can hold and these are a brilliant swing seat for older children who are slightly more confident on the swings. Trapeze swings are fantastic for building strength and coordination and they add great variety to a playset.
The two child glider swings that are available with some Selwood Product’s climbing frames are an amazing way to encourage children to play and work together to swing as they sit back to back on the glider. These swing seats are a great way to encourage socialising with friends and social play.
For assistance with installing your climbing frame, contact the climbing frame installers now for a great value quote. Our experienced and professional climbing frame builders are always happy to help.
