“Grass Cabin Finny II”

“Grass Cabin Finny II”

Grass Cabin “Finny II”
Order Number: 8S-181127-53
Posts constructed from stainless steel
Wood from the robinia tree

– One square stage with a platform height (PH) of 100cm, featuring inclined support posts made of stainless steel and a roof consisting of three small HPL elements.
– One square stage with a platform height (PH) of 80cm, supported by inclined posts.
– One half gable with a window.
– One slide, box-shaped and made of stainless steel, with a platform height (PH) of 100cm and no seat piece.
– One chicken ladder, equipped with a safety rope made of Hercules rope and attached to a single support post made of stainless steel.
– One inclined climbing net with a platform height (PH) of 80cm, made of Hercules rope.
– One ladder with stainless steel bars.
– Several balustrades and handrails designed to resemble leaves.
– Cottage in grass art design, featuring two bent posts with a sloping cut as the final shape.

No color design included.

Proudly made in Germany!
All posts are made of stainless steel tubes with a diameter of 101.6mm.
The post heads are free and have flush welded stainless steel caps. The stainless steel surfaces are environmentally friendly glass bead blasted.
Floor and railing connections are made using stainless steel press-in threaded sleeves, with floor fastening achieved through centrally incorporated stainless steel molded angles.
All wooden parts are made of planed and chamfered robinia wood. None of the wooden parts have been treated.
Railing and stand posts are connected using countersunk diagonal holes and stainless steel screws with a special key head anti-theft device.
The connection point between the net and rope and the upright is made using a specially shaped stainless steel fork and a retightenable stainless steel chain.
The nets are made of Hercules rope. Please note that different color nuances may occur when using hemp-colored ropes.
All connecting parts are made of stainless steel or galvanized. All nuts are self-locking.

Drying cracks are a normal occurrence in all native hardwoods, even after appropriate storage and professional treatment. Therefore, drying cracks do not warrant a warranty claim. (Please refer to the supplementary sheet from the German Institute for Standardization EN 1176, Note on 4.2.7.6)

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