Rolled Up Swag Seat

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The Rolled Up Swag Seat is a hand-carved Jarrah log shaped like a classic Aussie bedroll, doubling as a swag seat for early learning centres, schools or nature play spaces with an Australiana theme. It gives children an Australiana play seat, a low balance beam and a natural border all in one element.

Children balance along its rolled form, use it as a resting spot between activities, or gather round it as a campfire seat for storytelling. As an Australiana play seat with character, it pairs naturally with VRI’s wider camping-themed range, including the Esky and Hay Bale.

Hand-carved in our O’Connor WA workshop from a single length of West Australian Jarrah hardwood (subject to availability), the Rolled Up Swag Seat is finished with a weather-resistant water-based oil that keeps its natural grain on show. It is designed in accordance with AS 4685, and painted straps and buckle detailing can be themed to suit your site.

VRI installs this nature play seat across Perth and WA, or supplies it Australia-wide as a supply-only option with installation drawings for your contractor. Get in touch to discuss adding a campfire seat to your playground project.

Product Features:
• Seat and low balance beam
• Hand-carved bedroll shape
• Painted straps and buckle
• Doubles as a border edge

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Rolled Up Swag Seat need a fall zone?

No. The Rolled Up Swag Seat sits 550mm high with nothing to climb, so it needs no fall zone or impact-attenuating surfacing under AS 4685. It can be placed straight onto turf, mulch or an existing softfall area as seating or a border.

What age group suits the Rolled Up Swag Seat?

All ages. The Rolled Up Swag Seat works as a seat, a low balance beam and a border in one piece, so younger children step along it while older ones use it to sit, and it defines an edge in the layout at the same time.

Can the Rolled Up Swag Seat be customised?

Yes. Paint colours are customisable to suit your site. The hand-carved bedroll silhouette carries painted strap and buckle detailing, so the Rolled Up Swag Seat reads as a swag rather than a plain timber log in an outback-themed play space.