Plenty of climbing and bouncing options                                        
New dream playground in Ennepetal

                                    
                
                
            

            28. August 2023
        

        
        
                

            
                            
The family festival of the Loher Nocken Foundation ‒ an event very popular among young and old alike for many years ‒ also included the official opening of a new playground in Ennepetal.


The children from Loher Nocken actively participated in the development of this new playground and were able to incorporate their own ideas. They wanted something to climb on and a trampoline for bouncing. Those ideas have resulted in 10 ground-level trampolines, a large climbing area and a low-level balancing and climbing trail. The new playground equipment connects the existing play areas to create a coherent playground concept.


The workforce and the management of FRIEDR. ISCHEBECK GmbH provided €20,000 to help the foundation realise its plans for the new playground. The donations from the workforce were generously rounded up by the company, which once again symbolises the company’s solidarity with the foundation.




    		
		    
				

			
						

				Melanie Zebrowski and Björn Ischebeck hand over the donation on behalf of the company.			

					

		    
    		
		    
				

			
						

				The playground was officially opened in a joint ceremony.			

					

		    
    


Specifically, the donation was used to purchase elastic rubber granulate surfacing that cushions falls from the “Jungle Arena” climbing frame and also ensures a clean and safe playing area. Therefore, ISCHEBECK is contributing to safety not only on building sites, but also at this dream playground!


Other local children may also use the playground, not only those from Loher Nocken.


We hope that all the children have a lot of fun climbing and bouncing!


                
                    

                
        
                
        
        

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