Equipment, planning and assembly for public spaces.
Four supply areas and one delivery process, from the first sketch on your site plan to the signed installation report.
Our service range
Public playground equipment
Glovis play structures in robinia, larch, HPL and HDPE with polypropylene ropes and hot-dip galvanised fixings, designed to promote motor skills and to survive years of unsupervised public use.
- Toddler, 3+ and 6+ age zones planned together
- Inclusive and accessible play elements
- Impact-attenuating surfacing to EN 1177
Sport ground and hall equipment
Vivisport aluminium goals, basketball and volleyball systems, gymnastics apparatus, team benches, scoreboards and stadium seating, from the Italian producer behind Champions League final goals.
- Football and futsal goals to UNI EN 748
- Basketball (UNI EN 1270) and volleyball (UNI EN 1271) systems
- Mats, wall bars and hall accessories
Street and park furniture
Bepro benches, picnic tables, litter bins, planters, bike racks and concrete pavers and slabs, a coherent family of furniture for parks, promenades, schoolyards and housing developments.
- Wood, steel and concrete combinations
- Anti-vandalism fixings and finishes
- Colour matching to your municipal design guide
Street workout and adrenaline parks
Calisthenics rigs, outdoor fitness stations and adrenaline park elements, including rope courses and climbing structures for teenagers and adults who have outgrown the playground.
- Modular rigs scaled to the available area
- Signage with exercise instructions
- Surfacing and fall protection included
Four steps from site plan to opening day
Site and brief
You send the plan, the age groups and the budget frame. We review the area, fall zones and access for installation.
Layout and quotation
You receive a layout drawing, product specifications, certificates and a fixed price, usually within three working days.
Production and delivery
Manufacture runs at the partner factory with our quality control, then delivery is scheduled to your construction window.
Assembly and handover
Our crews install on site, surfacing is finished, and you receive the installation report and inspection documentation.
Questions we get before every project
Which countries do you deliver and install in?
We are the exclusive Glovis partner for the DACH region (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) and Scandinavia, and the exclusive Vivisport distributor in Germany. We deliver across Europe and organise installation with our own and partner crews depending on the country.
Is the equipment certified for public playgrounds?
Yes. Playground equipment is manufactured and certified to EN 1176, with surfacing to EN 1177. Sport equipment complies with the relevant UNI EN standards: UNI EN 748 for football goals, UNI EN 1270 for basketball, UNI EN 1271 for volleyball. Certificates are supplied with the quotation, not after the order.
Can equipment be customised to our site and design guide?
Yes. Because we work directly with the production lines, dimensions, colours, material combinations and layouts can be adapted to the site and to your budget. Send us the plan and we will propose two or three variants.
What are typical lead times?
Catalogue items are usually available within a few weeks; custom production is planned around your construction schedule. Because we sit inside the supply chain, the lead time we give you is the one the factory is actually working to.
Do you support public tenders and framework agreements?
We do. We provide the technical specifications, certificates, drawings and price structures municipal procurement teams need, and we are used to working within tender timelines and framework contracts.
What about maintenance and spare parts?
Spare parts come from the same producers, so a bearing, a rope or a panel can be replaced years later without redesigning the unit. We can also advise on inspection intervals and maintenance routines after handover.
Get a layout and a fixed price for your site.
Send the site plan and a short brief. We come back with a drawing, product specifications, certificates and a price you can take into a tender.