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Sunclub Opblaasbaar Volleybal Zwembad 258 x 170 x 108 cm – Inclusief Volleybal & Net – Familie Zwembad 815 Liter – Speelzwembad voor Tuin

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Sunclub Opblaasbaar Volleybal Zwembad 258 x 170 x 108 cm – Inclusief Volleybal & Net – Familie Zwembad 815 Liter – Speelzwembad voor TuinActief waterplezier voor het hele gezin verkoeling n een potje volleybal in je eigen tuin Maak van iedere zomerdag een feestje met het Sunclub opblaasbaar volleybal zwembad. Dit ruime familiezwembad met volleybalnet combineert verkoeling, beweging en speelplezier in n. Dankzij de gentegreerde volleybalnetten en de meegeleverde opblaasbare bal kunnen kinderen n volwassenen direct beginnen met een gezellig potje watervolleybal. Met een royale inhoud van

Actief waterplezier voor het hele gezin – verkoeling én een potje volleybal in je eigen tuin

Maak van iedere zomerdag een feestje met het Sunclub opblaasbaar volleybal zwembad. Dit ruime familiezwembad met volleybalnet combineert verkoeling, beweging en speelplezier in één. Dankzij de geïntegreerde volleybalnetten en de meegeleverde opblaasbare bal kunnen kinderen én volwassenen direct beginnen met een gezellig potje watervolleybal.

Met een royale inhoud van 815 liter biedt dit opblaasbare speelzwembad voldoende ruimte om samen te spelen, af te koelen en te genieten van warme zomerdagen. Ideaal voor de tuin, op de camping, tijdens vakanties of een kinderfeestje.

Waarom kiezen voor het Sunclub opblaasbaar volleybal zwembad?

  • Groot opblaasbaar zwembad van 258 x 170 x 108 cm
  • Inclusief opblaasbare volleybal voor direct speelplezier
  • Geïntegreerde volleybalnetten aan beide zijden
  • Ruime waterinhoud van 815 liter
  • Perfect voor watervolleybal, waterspelletjes en actief buitenspelen
  • Gemaakt van stevig en duurzaam PVC
  • Comfortabele brede opblaasbare randen
  • Afvoerventiel voor snel en eenvoudig leeg laten lopen
  • Inclusief reparatiepatch voor kleine beschadigingen
  • Geschikt voor kinderen vanaf 6 jaar onder toezicht van een volwassene

Meer dan een zwembad – een complete waterspeeltuin

Dit familiezwembad met volleybalspel zorgt ervoor dat kinderen niet alleen afkoelen, maar ook actief blijven bewegen. Het geïntegreerde volleybalnet maakt iedere zomerdag leuker en stimuleert samenspelen, bewegen en sportiviteit.

Ideaal voor:

  • Tuin
  • Terras
  • Camping
  • Vakantie
  • Kinderfeestjes
  • Gezinnen
  • Zomerse spelletjes
  • Waterpret met vrienden

Stevig, veilig en eenvoudig in gebruik

Het zwembad is vervaardigd uit hoogwaardig PVC, waardoor het bestand is tegen intensief gebruik tijdens warme zomerdagen. Dankzij de brede opblaasbare randen zit je comfortabel langs de rand en blijft het zwembad stabiel tijdens het spelen.

Na gebruik laat je het zwembad eenvoudig leeglopen via het geïntegreerde afvoerventiel, zodat het snel weer kan worden opgeborgen.

Productspecificaties

  • Merk: Sunclub
  • Producttype: Opblaasbaar volleybal zwembad
  • Materiaal: Hoogwaardig PVC
  • Kleur: Turquoise, wit en oranje
  • Afmetingen: 258 x 170 x 108 cm
  • Waterinhoud: 815 liter
  • Inclusief: Opblaasbare volleybal
  • Volleybalnet: Geïntegreerd
  • Afvoerventiel: Ja
  • Reparatiepatch: Ja
  • Aanbevolen leeftijd: Vanaf 6 jaar

Veelgestelde vragen (FAQ)

1. Wordt de volleybal meegeleverd?

  • Ja, het zwembad wordt compleet geleverd inclusief een opblaasbare volleybal zodat je direct kunt spelen.

2. Zit het volleybalnet al aan het zwembad vast?

  • Ja, het zwembad beschikt over twee geïntegreerde volleybalnetten waardoor je direct een potje watervolleybal kunt spelen.

3. Hoeveel water past er in het zwembad?

  • Het zwembad heeft een maximale inhoud van 815 liter.

4. Is het zwembad eenvoudig leeg te laten lopen?

  • Ja, dankzij het handige afvoerventiel laat je het zwembad snel en eenvoudig leeglopen na gebruik.

5. Voor welke leeftijd is dit zwembad geschikt?

  • Het zwembad is geschikt voor kinderen vanaf 6 jaar. Gebruik het zwembad altijd onder direct toezicht van een volwassene.

Maak van jouw tuin deze zomer de leukste speelplek

Het Sunclub opblaasbaar volleybal zwembad combineert verkoeling, beweging en gezelligheid in één compleet speelzwembad. Ideaal voor warme zomerdagen waarop het hele gezin samen wil genieten van eindeloos waterplezier.

Bestel vandaag nog en beleef deze zomer urenlang sportief speelplezier met het Sunclub opblaasbare volleybal zwembad!

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