How to use these guides
Buyers rarely arrive with a product code. They arrive with a site, an age group and a budget. Each guide below works from that starting point: what equipment suits the project type and why, how much space and surfacing it needs, which standards apply, and the specific mistakes that are expensive to correct after installation.
Public playgrounds procured to EN 1176 or ASTM F1487, with the durability and inspection regime a municipality has to live with for 15 years.
Age-appropriate play equipment for educational settings, where the specification is driven by supervision, age separation and curriculum fit.
Amenity play and activity areas for resorts and hotels, where guest perception, heat performance and maintenance cost matter more than unit price.
Playgrounds for housing developments and residential compounds, where developer cost, homeowner-association maintenance and vandal resistance set the brief.
Soft play and indoor playground systems for family entertainment centres, malls and retail, where revenue per square metre is the design driver.
Rope courses, canopy trails, zip lines and trailside installations for adventure parks, forest parks and tourist attractions.
Share your site dimensions, the age group you are designing for and your target budget. We will come back with an equipment layout, a specification and an indicative price — usually within two working days.