About this asset

This Kompan Lady Bug Springer is a Revit family featuring a durable plastic and metal design for outdoor playground environments. The Kompan Lady Bug Springer is a character-based playground rocker designed for children. It features a stylized ladybug body constructed from durable, high-density plastic panels in a black and red colour scheme. The central seating area is supported by a heavy-duty steel coil spring, which provides the necessary bounce and movement for play. Blue horizontal steel bars act as handles and footrests, ensuring stability for the user. The structural bolts are clearly visible, highlighting the assembly of the plastic panels onto the central frame, resulting in a robust and weather-resistant outdoor play unit.

The download is a 1.5 MB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

In Revit, this family is typically deployed as a component within a site plan or landscape project. Users should place the object on a level surface, ensuring that the ground-mounted base is correctly aligned with the site topography or slab. Because this is a standard family, it can be easily scheduled for site inventories or playground layouts. Materials are mapped to standard parameters, allowing for quick adjustments to the colour scheme or surface finish to match specific project requirements or branding standards.

This springer is ideal for public parks, school playgrounds, residential developments, and childcare facilities where durable, engaging outdoor equipment is required. It serves as a focal point in landscape design, often placed within soft-fall surfacing zones to ensure safety. Architects and landscape designers use this asset during the schematic and design development phases to define play areas and clarify site circulation, pairing it with other recreational elements and site furniture to create inclusive, active, and well-integrated outdoor environments.