Adaptive Swing Seat by Jennswing
The Jennswing seat is designed to help meet the American Disabilities Act guidelines for playground equipment in public applications. Jennswing disability swing seats were designed to allow a child to be more easily lifted onto the swing and quickly strapped in.
The semi-reclined design offers better upper/lower body support than other disability swing seats offer. The Leg rest gives added support and the arm rest provides lateral support. The Jennswing comes complete with a fully adjustable safety harness that securely locks the child into place at their waist and shoulders. With its partially reclined, body-embracing design and easily adjustable safety harness, the Jennswing offers children a safe and comfortable fun ride. There is no true degree that the seat is supposed to be positioned in. It depends on the severity of the child’s disability. Where you attach the H-Shackle will decide the pitch of the seat.
The seat should hang 300mm off the ground in a residential application and 600 in a commercial application. The Jennswing seat is made out of durable, rotational moulded polyethylene plastic and will accommodate children up to 56.7kg.
Specifications
- Partially reclined design for upper and lower body support
- Fully adjustable 5-point safety harness locks your child in at the waist and shoulders.
- Durable chain supplied to hang a swing
- Durable, rotationally moulded polyethylene plastic
- Suitable for children up to 56.7kg
- Passes the American Disabilities Act Guidelines for playground equipment in public recreation areas
- 5 point safety harness is made of water-resistant, adjustable, woven, polypropylene straps with plastic, side release buckles.
- Overall size is approx. 114cm in length x 35.5cm wide x 28 cm deep
- The seat back is approx. 61cm high
- Knee-to-foot length is approx. 35.5 cm long
- approx. 2.1m chains
Notes
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Suitable for infants and children weighing up to 56kg please use the image as a reference for size.
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Available in RED, BLUE, GREEN and PINK
- Swing frames sold separately
INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
- The frequency of inspection and maintenance will vary with the type of equipment or materials used or other factors (e.g. Heavy use, coastal location, air pollution, age of equipment, ...). Moving metal parts must be oiled regularly.
- Routine visual inspection (weekly to monthly) - Always check that the bolts and nuts are securely fastened. Check for any missing parts.
- Operational inspection (1 to 3 months) - Check the stability of the construction. - Check every part for excessive wear and replace when necessary.
- Annual inspection (1 to 2 times per year) - Check for rust and corrosion. - Check every part for excessive wear and replace when necessary
