This project was built for a market with heavy rain and long school holidays, so the design had to keep guests comfortable in the heat and drain quickly in a storm.
The result was a non-powered park with a strong anchor slide complex, climbing and net elements, and a shaded family zone at its centre.
Key Specifications
| Item | Reference |
|---|---|
| Country | Philippines |
| Project type | Non-powered family park |
| Contract value | USD 125,000 class project |
| Scope | Equipment, shipping and installation support |
| Mix | Slide complex, climbing nets, swings, toddler area |
| Climate | Tropical heat, humidity, typhoon season |
All figures are reference values and are confirmed in the engineering proposal for your site. Design follows recognised playground safety principles such as EN 1176.
Structures and Surfacing
The anchor slide complex carried multiple lanes so throughput stays high on holidays, with climbing towers and net elements providing a route for older children. Surfacing was installed per zone with depth recorded against the highest fall height, which matters where heavy rain can wash loose material out of position.
Drainage and Storm Planning
Falls were set so water leaves the play and landing zones rather than pooling, and access paths were designed to stay usable after a downpour. The park also keeps a simple storm routine: inspect the site after severe weather, check fixings and netting, and record anything that needs attention before reopening.
Shade and Family Comfort
Shade was installed over the busiest structures and the seating before secondary equipment was added. At this latitude the difference is measurable: families stay through the middle of the day instead of leaving at noon, which is what the operator needed to justify the investment.
Operating Model After Opening
The park runs two to four attendants plus a supervisor, with a daily inspection of structures, netting and surfacing. Entry is priced simply, and capacity is managed at the gate rather than on the equipment. The same operating logic appears in our non powered park guide.
Theme and Finish Options
Options you can specify before production starts: Layout, mix, shade strategy and surfacing specification.
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, with 20 years of export projects behind the answer. Non-powered structures ship with fall height data and surfacing recommendations for every platform and slide exit.
Send your plot plan and surfacing preference – we will return a layout with fall heights, shade strategy and a phased equipment list.
