A promenade carousel trades when the sun goes down and the boardwalk fills up, and it has to survive salt air the rest of the year.
This project shows how a standard carousel changes when the site is a windy promenade rather than a sheltered park.
Spécifications clés
| Article | Référence |
|---|---|
| Emplacement | Seaside promenade |
| Project type | Two storey carousel for a promenade |
| Exposure | Salt air, wind and humidity |
| Specification | Corrosion protection and sealed electricals |
| Trading | Afternoon and evening footfall |
| Soutien | Commissioning, training and spares |
Tous les chiffres sont des valeurs de référence et sont confirmés dans la proposition d'ingénierie de votre site. Salt air accelerates corrosion on anything uncoated, which is why the specification changes at the coast.
Specifying Against Salt and Wind
Coastal installations need hot dip galvanised or stainless fixings, sealed connectors and additional coating on exposed steel. Wind exposure also affects the operating rules: an anemometer on site, a written wind limit and a shutdown procedure protect both guests and the machine. Those three items cost very little and prevent the most expensive damage a seaside park can suffer.
Installation on a Working Promenade
Promenade projects run against tight site hours, so the installation was planned in stages around trading and public access. The platform went in first, then the frame and drive, then the upper structure and finishing. Deliveries were scheduled outside peak public hours, and the fenced site was kept small enough that the promenade stayed open.
Evening Trade and Ticket Design
Evening is the commercial peak. Lighting and music were programmed as a show, and the ticket offer was kept simple so families could decide on the spot. The park also trained staff to manage the queue in two waves: the post dinner rush and the later teenage crowd, which behave very differently and need different supervision levels.
The Weekly Routine That Keeps It Running
Salt air makes some jobs weekly rather than monthly. The routine covers rinsing and inspecting fasteners, checking the drive and brake, testing restraint locks and washing figure surfaces. A coastal park using our carrousel de cygne rose or any similar platform applies the same additional corrosion checks, and the difference shows after two or three seasons.
Personnalisation
Make it match your brand: Colours, figures, lighting and platform finish.
We quote as the direct equipment manufacturer from a 125,000 m² production base, so the technical conversation and the commercial one happen in the same place, avec 20 years of export projects behind the answer. Project work includes layout drawings, phased equipment lists and documentation you can hand straight to a local contractor.
Send your plot plan, budget range and target opening date – we will return a phased proposal you can take straight to your board.
