Swing sets are the most traditional form of children's outdoor play equipment. Whether you have a makeshift swing hung from an old tree or a set attached to a wooden or metal frame, swings will be a big hit with both your younger and older children. Finally, keep in mind that when setting up a trampoline in your outdoor space, it's best to set aside a 2-metre clearance around the structure. In terms of height clearance, it is recommended to have around 7 metres of clear space above the trampoline – so be sure not to place your equipment beneath a tree! Even young children can enjoy sliding on a small slide under the supervision of an adult. Often made of brightly coloured plastic, these smaller slides only reach up to 1.2 metres in height and feature a gentle slope. Not sure whether to get a single swing or one combined with other play equipment? Your decision will come down to what your kids want and the potential activities on offer. Depending on how many children you have, you have the option to add various apparatus to the frame (face-to-face swings, single swings, trapeze bars, nets, knotted ropes, etc.). Of course, the number of elements you choose will determine the length of the cross bar is as well as the overall size of the frame. Your swing set must be positioned on a flat surface with enough clearance to ensure the equipment can be used without any risk of collision.

Trampolining can help to develop co-ordination and gross motor skills, encouraging kids of all ages to keep active and have fun doing it. You can find the perfect trampoline for your family in our extensive range, whether that’s a 13ft trampoline for bigger gardens or a junior trampoline with a supportive handle for younger kids. Another important factor is the weight of the users as this will determine the strength of the different parts and help to prevent accidents. Failure to follow safety instructions could have serious consequences and may void your warranty. Slides can be bought individually or combined with a frame or children's playhouse to increase the range of potential activities. Your decision will come down to your budget and the amount of space you have. Trampolines are a great source of fun and excitement for children. Perfect for burning off excess energy, challenging your kids and teaching them to share, trampolines will be a welcome addition to your garden.

The size of the swing should will depend on the age of its users. Children under 36 months must be placed in a seat secured by straps to avoid the risk of falling as the swing moves.There are three different sizes of swing on the market: Looking for a comfortable model to pad your landing? Some trampolines are fitted with cushioning and pads for injury-free jumping! The features of the slide itself will determine the amount of clearance you'll have to leave around the equipment. Ease of Setup: Consider how easy it is to set up and take down the Bounce House. Some models come with inflation and deflation features for convenience. Make sure to measure the available space before you decide on a trampoline – the length and width of your garden may decide whether you want a rectangular trampoline that’s longer than it is wide, a circular 8ft or 10ft trampoline, or a larger 12ft or 13ft trampoline.

The shape and height of your slide should be chosen according to the size and age of your children. To make purchasing easier, each slide is designed for a specific age range.Having your own waterpark in the garden is sure to impress your friends and beats renting one out. Mums and dads will have no problem setting up an inflatable waterpark with many including an electric air blower. Age Group: Bounce Houses are designed for various age groups. Make sure the one you choose is suitable for the age range of the children who will be using it. Water toys are always fun and the latest waterpark slides feature a water cannon, basketball hoop, plastic balls and ball pit. Perfect for kid’s birthday parties, BBQ’s and garden use throughout the school holidays. Twin or single water cannons provide extra fun to soak your friends and they slide down the waterslide. Consider Your Space: Before buying, measure the area where you plan to set up the Bounce House. Ensure there is enough space for the product, including a safety buffer zone. Capacity: Determine the maximum number of kids that will be using the Bounce House at once. This will help you choose a product with the appropriate capacity.