Inclusion does not have to start from scratch. At the Berghausen playground, HUCK shows how an existing play area can be transformed step by step into a place with more participation, better accessibility and new opportunities for social interaction.
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Diversity, innovation and responsibility: At GaLaBau 2026, HUCK will demonstrate how modern playground design can combine inclusion, sustainability and educational value.
Visitors will have the opportunity to discover a variety of playground equipment and solutions designed to encourage movement, enable interaction and turn playgrounds into future-oriented spaces for shared experiences.
The Theresienwiese Playground has been selected for Architektouren 2026. This recognition highlights projects with outstanding design and functional quality. HUCK contributed to this exceptional play space with custom rope play equipment and net structures.
Sustainability requires clear goals and concrete actions. With our Climate Transformation Plan, we have developed a roadmap to significantly reduce our direct and energy-related emissions by 2035.
Discover the targets we have set, the measures we are implementing and how we are transparently tracking our progress.
Learn more about our journey toward a more sustainable future in the news.
Playing Above the City Skyline
What happens when there is no room left on the ground? In many cities, rooftops are becoming the next generation of play spaces.
But rooftop playgrounds require far more than standard solutions. From load-bearing capacity and installation methods to safety concepts, every project demands a tailored approach.
Learn how HUCK develops customized rooftop playground solutions together with architects, planners and developers.
On 29 and 30 September 2026, the Congress “Inclusive Areas for Play and Movement” will take place in Cologne for the first time. HUCK will be there and looks forward to professional exchange on inclusive, movement-promoting play spaces.
A special playground in Munich shows just how varied modern play spaces can be. The BR feature presented the playground in a very positive light – and HUCK is part of it: net structures and a climbing tower from HUCK create exciting routes for children to reach higher play levels.
HUCK Seiltechnik provides customized net and adventure solutions for the new WipfelErlebnisWelt in Bad Harzburg. At heights of up to 26 metres, Germany’s highest adventure playground is taking shape with spectacular net tunnels, climbing elements and unique nature experiences.
New in the portfolio: The Mini Flying Dragon expands the HUCK swing range with a distinctive play element that combines movement, design and play value. The compact dragon swing is ideal for enhancing existing playgrounds and modern play spaces.
The HUCK Catalogue 2026 introduces exciting new playground equipment – from two-coloured ropes that enhance inclusive playground design to innovative play structures and balance elements.
The new HUCK Catalogue 2026 presents our complete product portfolio in a clearer and more structured way than ever before. Featuring Product Carbon Footprint transparency, clean product presentation and combinable system solutions, it provides a solid foundation for modern playground planning.
Our Product Carbon Footprint (PCF): Making Responsibility Visible – Product by Product
Climate protection starts with the details – with each and every product. That’s why HUCK Seiltechnik has reached an important milestone: Together with the experts from Five Glaciers Consulting, we have calculated the Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) for around 250 of our products. This not only creates transparency, but also provides targeted impulses for more climate-friendly product development.