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KONG for different uses
Through diverse combinations of KONG, a range of resting and meeting places which meet a variety of needs has been created. Places where people can hang out and meet their neighbours, and children can play under the watchful eye of their parents.

Sun chairs for relaxation have been placed in suitable locations, along with a KONG picnic table for meal breaks, and a long table where different groups can gather and get to know each other. Varying combinations of KONG benches, either with or without armrests, improve accessibility for many age groups. A free-standing KONG cube is a fun element which can be used by children as part of their play or by the elderly wanting to take a breather on the hill.

A neighbourhood park—for everyone
The result is a functional neighbourhood park, where many age groups can use the space at the same time. It has become the meeting place and focal point that the neighbourhood both wanted and needed. The park is much more popular now, and parents, children and teachers at Vahl School are very pleased with their new facility.



Source: vestre.com

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