Looking for someone to produce LOTS of gymnastic rings

[scottyb722]

Hi there,

My Name is Scott Barnes, the Co-owner of SnC-Supplies Ltd and new fitness equipment supplier based in Alfreton, Derbyshire.

I am looking for a joiner/carpenter/ sculpter/ manufacturer who can produce Wooden Gymnastic Rings. Please contact me for the information on how they are made.

Our miminum order will be for 50 pairs (100 rings)

Could you please provide me with your best price and bear in mind that this will be a frequent repeat order.

Any help or advice would be appreciated,

Thanks!

 

[houtslager]

Love to give you a qoute, but would need to know the prefered sizes ie; maximum o/s diameter and of course internal diameter.

Preference in wood or phenol plastic ?

Karl

 

[scottyb722]

Hey Karl,

The dimensions are:

•Pipe Diameter of the Ring: 3cm
•External Diameter of the Ring: 23cm

Could you produce both wood and plasctic?

If you could give me a quote for the vaious options that would be great!

 

[=Adam=]

What sort of wood would you like these to be made from? Soft wood or hard wood? The reason that I ask is that i assume they would be soft wood for them to be replaced so often?

However I am not totally clued up on gymnastics so please excuse my ignorance

Could you send me an image of what you are looking for, if so then I can get a quote for you too.

Regards

Adam

 

[Chrispy]

Scott Barnes, can you post a photo of what you are looking for, you've got the attention of about 200+ nosy woodworkers all trying to understand what you mean.

 

[doctor Bob]

Scott Barnes, can you post a photo of what you are looking for, you've got the attention of about 200+ nosy woodworkers all trying to understand what you mean.

They are ...... wooden ..... rings ..... whats so difficult to understand?

 

[Harbo]

Isn't there a safety issue here as well - they will be subjected to a lot of stress - will they have to be proof tested?

Rod

 

[Racers]

Hi,

A quick google search turned up some ones made of ply.


Pete

 

[CHJ]

Isn't there a safety issue here as well - they will be subjected to a lot of stress - will they have to be proof tested?

Rod

Would seem to be essential if future litigation is to be covered by your insurance for any failures, the thought of compensation claims from a gymnast with a damaged spine due to a failure is not one I need to contemplate.

Would not even consider making them out of anything not cross laminated or containing a metal core.

 

[scottyb722]

Hey guys, I have attached a photo to the orginal post.

Also if you type 'make wooden gymnastic rings' into google you will see how they can be make on a website called 'shooting(.)net.

Regarding insurance ect.. Will we test the rings virorously ourselves and detirmine a maximum weight allowance per ring. We are fully insured and we have a disclaimer for besopke items. So you can have peace of mind that you, and me will not get sued

 

[scottyb722]

Anyone intrested? Pm with your quote and email address and il get in touch asap