Product code: VMN-002
An elongated ROBIN play structure – 5.8 m long and just 2.4 m wide, so it fits well even on narrower plots.
Flyte is designed to fit plenty of play space into a narrow strip: the structure is 5800 mm long, 2400 mm wide and reaches 4200 mm in height. It is a great solution for playgrounds along paths, between planted areas or along a fence. Like the rest of the ROBIN collection, it is made of robinia wood with steel components.
| Collection | ROBIN |
| Dimensions (length × width × height) | 5800 × 2400 × 4200 mm |
| Material / construction | Robinia (acacia) wood; steel parts – powder-coated galvanised or stainless steel |
| Age group | 4 years and up |
| Number of users | up to 15 |
| Minimum safety zone | 8.75 × 5.40 m |
| Free fall height | 1.50 m |
| Fall zone area | 39.07 m² |
| Foundation depth | 0.60 m |
| Standard compliance | EN 1176-1:2024 |
| Accessibility | equipment with difficult access (according to EN 1176-1) |
Apartment block courtyards, schools, park edges and other places where the available space is long but narrow.
Before ordering, measure not only the length of the plot but also the safety zone around the structure – it is 8.75 × 5.40 m. In the gallery you will find the manufacturer's top and side views, which make it easy to plan the location.
The safety zone is the area around a piece of play equipment needed to play, jump off or fall safely. It must be free of other equipment, benches, fences, trees or hard obstacles. The safety zone area of each piece of equipment is stated in the product description, so when planning a playground, add up the zones of all the equipment and make sure they fit on the plot.
Fall height indicates the highest point from which a child can fall while using the equipment. It determines what surfacing is needed under and around the equipment. The specific fall height of each piece of equipment is stated in the product description.
Under equipment, especially equipment with a greater fall height, impact-absorbing surfacing is needed – for example sand, gravel or rubber surfacing. The greater the fall height, the more carefully the type and thickness of surfacing must be chosen. The equipment data used to choose the surfacing is stated in each product description.
The recommended age group is stated in each product description. Spring riders and seesaws are usually intended for the youngest, while climbing walls and larger play structures are for older children. When planning a playground for a kindergarten or apartment block courtyard, combine equipment for different age groups.
FRESH – equipment for the very youngest, recommended for nurseries and kindergartens. It is made of coloured HDPE panels and hot-dip galvanised, powder-coated steel, so it is bright and easy to maintain. ROBINIA – equipment made of robinia (acacia) wood, which is exceptionally weather-resistant. Its natural, minimalist design suits parks, school grounds and apartment block courtyards. You will find the suitable age group and safety zone in each product description.
The category descriptions state that the playground equipment complies with the EN 1176 standard. The standard and certificates applicable to a specific piece of equipment are stated in the product description. If you are taking part in a public procurement, check the required documents when ordering.
Regularly inspect the fixing bolts, springs, chains and seats, and tighten any loose joints. Check the condition of the surfacing around the equipment every season. Surfaces coated with anti-graffiti paint are easy to clean, and by the sea it is worth checking metal parts more often.
Yes, we deliver and install throughout Lithuania – contact us on +370 652 32015, info@viskasmiestui.lt. The equipment is fixed on a stable base, so we will discuss the installation location and foundation in advance.
