This was one of our larger non-powered projects in Southeast Asia, and the design brief was simple: keep families on site for three hours without a single motor.
The park combined a slide complex with climbing and swing structures, arranged so guests move through the site rather than queue at one attraction.
Pangunang Detalye
| butang | Reperensya |
|---|---|
| Nasud | Malaysia |
| Matang sa proyekto | Non-powered family park |
| Contract value | USD 125,900 class project |
| Kasangkaran | Pagsuplay sa ekipo, giya sa pagpadala ug pag-instalar |
| Pagsagol | Slide complex, pagsaka, swing and family play |
| Ituboy | Layout nga disenyo, surfacing notes and staff training |
Ang tanan nga mga numero mga reference value ug gikumpirma sa engineering proposal para sa imong site.
Zoning a Large Play Area
The plot was divided into a main play zone, a toddler area and a shaded family zone with seating and service points. The slide complex sat where it is visible from the entrance, while older childrens climbing equipment was placed furthest from the toddler area to keep supervision simple and reduce collisions.
Equipment Selected for Tropical Use
Structures were specified for heat, humidity ug kusog nga ulan: protected steel frames, UV stable finishes and netting that keeps its strength when wet. Impact surfacing was chosen to drain rather than hold water, and fall heights were recorded on the layout so the park can check depths on a schedule.
Installation and Handover
The equipment shipped in phases so the park could open its main zone first and complete the secondary areas afterwards. Installation ran under factory supervision with local labour, followed by commissioning checks and staff training on daily inspection, supervision positions and capacity control.
Running a Non-Powered Park Profitably
Without machines, the operating cost is staffing, cleaning and surfacing maintenance – which is why the park carries a small team and keeps entry pricing simple. The same logic is described in our guide to a non powered amusement park, and the safety approach follows recognised playground practice such as SA 1176.
Gibuhat aron Mohaum sa Imong Park
Ang tanan nga makita imoha sa pagpasabot: Layout sa sona, pagsagol sa kagamitan, ibabaw ug landong.
Ang matag yunit mobiya a 125,000 m² nga pabrika sa China nga adunay mga rekord sa pagsulay, mga drowing ug girekomendar nga listahan sa mga spares, nga mao ang a kauban sa paggama kinahanglan itugyan kay sa yano nga invoice. Ang mga non-powered nga istruktura nagpadala nga adunay datos sa gitas-on sa pagkahulog ug mga rekomendasyon sa pag-surf sa matag plataporma ug paggawas sa slide.
Ipaambit ang layout sa site ug maghimo kami usa ka plano sa sona nga nagpakita sa mga istruktura, pag-ibabaw, drainage ug ang pagkasunod-sunod sa pagtukod niini.
