Play structures made by Ziegler add to the charm of the isle of Spiekeroog
or how a beautiful North Sea island became even a bit more attractive to little islanders and little visitors alike.
The approximately ten-metre long play ship made of Robinia wood offers everything it takes to make little pirates’ hearts beat faster. Under the project, also a unique climbing trail and “Noah’s Ark” were developed. The idyllic island of Spiekeroog has now become even more attractive and child-friendlier. Due to the huge, positive response, further playground projects are to follow.
“In future, we want to pursue a clear, straight line with all newly built playgrounds: same materials, same style and reference to the surroundings,“ said Mayor Bernd Fiegenheim. (www.ziegler-spiel.de)
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