LIDL has slashed the price of its two in one metal swing set from £70 down to a bargain £40. The Plum 2 in 1 Metal Swing Set is designed to keep your little one safe from the age of one and above. Lidl’s classic metal swing set extends so children from the age of […]
LIDL has slashed the price of its two in one metal swing set from £70 down to a bargain £40.
The Plum 2 in 1 Metal Swing Set is designed to keep your little one safe from the age of one and above.
Lidl’s classic metal swing set extends so children from the age of 1 to 3 can use it for years of family fun in the sun.
To extend the swing set as your child grows, all you need to do is simply pull the swing frame and attach the correct swing seat.
The swing comes in a turquoise blue and purple colour and is 171cm wide x 164cm high with a length of 181cm.
What’s more, is the swing set comes with a years warranty all for £39.99.
You can pick up the swing at your nearest Lidl store, use Lidl’s store finder to locate your nearest supermarket.
In comparison, Smyths Toys is selling a 3 Stages Baby Swing Set (3-in-1) for £19.99 and is available to collect in store and order to your door for £2.99 extra.
Smyths swing set is suitable for kids ages 6 months to 3 years and has a 3-point safety harness.
The bargain price point makes Smyths £17 cheaper than Lidl’s Plum 2 in 1 Metal Set.
Argos sell an adjustable swing set as well that is recommended for children ages 6 to three years.
The Hedstorm Fast Fold Toddler Swing has a metal frame like Lidl’s but is £10 more expensive at £49.99.
Customers have the options to shop the swing in store but for a £3.95 delivery fee, you could have the kids toy shipped right to your door.
Britain is expected to have highs of 35C this week, and as the summer holidays kick in we’re sure you’ll be looking for ways to stay cool.
Keep your kids entertained with this slip and slide from Asda or perhaps invest in a unicorn sprinkler from Tesco.
Don’t forgot to stock up on some B&M Slush Puppie ice lollies – they come in packs of 15 so there will be no fighting over flavours.
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