NetPlay 2023 What’s New?
Start the year off right with our new 2023 NetPlay products! We are always expanding our play systems to add imagination and fun to recreational areas for all ages.
New and Exciting Play Items for 2022
New NetPlay products for 2022 add more fun to playgrounds. NetPlay USA is happy to offer new and exciting products that spark imagination by promoting creative play.
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Held at East Haddam Town Beach
On Friday, July 30th, 2021, East Haddam Parks and Recreation representatives and installer Quinn McKenna of InCord met at the local Town Beach…
Adventures Beyond Parks and School Grounds
These days it’s challenging to get kids to put down their phones and tablets to have some good old-fashioned fun. Thankfully, it’s also difficult for them to resist the lure of a playground.
Bringing Fun, Safety and Skills Growth Back to the Playground
These days, you have likely noticed that the metal playground equipment of yesteryear has long been replaced by bulky, plastic structures. What drove this trend? Safety.
New Playground in the Works
The 1995-built playground at the Colchester RecPlex is expected to be replaced in May, thanks to a fundraising campaign held by the Parks and Recreation Department and donations from a local business – InCord.
Give Every Child the Chance to Explore
NetPlay has been producing play structures for schools, parks and playgrounds for years. With so much real-world play experience, we understand the value of a park remaining in top notch…
NetPlay USA LLC and Huck Seiltechnik – The Perfect Partnership
We believe safety should be a top priority. NetPlay, together with Huck Seiltechnik, creates limitless design possibilities from exciting climbing structures to relaxing swings. Huck Seiltechnik is the leading global…
InCord puts their sewing machines to good use and to produce hospital gowns.
While they are still manufacturing custom safety netting solutions and shipping orders daily that support essential infrastructure all over the US, Meredith Shay, Chief Executive Officer/Owner knew there was more they could be doing.