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This Vasia indoor playground concept places a ball-play area beside a defined trampoline grid, with slides and raised structures around them. Blue surfaces carry the setting across the equipment, while the different activities create separate destinations within the layout. For a commercial purchase, the combination needs clear activity boundaries and equipment schedules for both ball play and jumping. The selected drawing establishes the actual components and arrangement for the venue.
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A large ball-play area sits beside dark trampoline beds with blue and yellow borders. Slides and raised structures add routes around these central activities. Give each activity an identifiable place and connect them through the surrounding visitor circulation.
For an owner, the combination offers a choice of emphasis. Ball play and slides can form the main route with a supporting jumping zone, or jumping can receive more of the floor. That choice changes the approaches, waiting positions and maintenance access needed by the selected equipment.
| Interface | Layout task | Operating purpose |
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| Slide and ball-play area | Define where a user arrives and moves away | Keep the slide departure distinguishable from other play |
| Ball pool and jumping zone | Define the boundary and the method for containing loose balls | Support separate use and retrieval of displaced balls |
| Trampoline access | Give entry, departure and waiting identified positions | Avoid using jumping beds as a through-route |
| Surrounding floor | Preserve access around the active equipment | Let guests and staff reach the correct activity |
Set users and operating limits individually for ball play, slides and jumping. Review the journey from arrival to entry, departure and return for each activity, including where loose balls are retrieved before they reach another active area.
Locate components on the approved drawing so quantities, delivered parts and replacement requests can be matched to the same position. Agree replacement compatibility, availability, pricing and delivery terms for the supplied equipment.
| Item | Planning basis or specification |
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| Model proposal | VS1-2004F |
| Concept equipment area | 158 m² |
| Indicative concept capacity | 65–75 children; final permitted numbers depend on the approved arrangement, activity limits and operating requirements |
| General frame | 48 mm galvanized pipe; 1.5 mm wall |
| Plastic and covering | Korea-sourced LLDPE; PVC over 2.5 cm sponge |
| Flooring | EVA dimensions and coverage specified in the order |
| Design and assembly | Custom layout planning; design-specific CAD guidance |
| Minimum order / estimated production | One set; 12–15 days after confirmation and deposit |
Develop the complete dimensions with the selected equipment. Keep the trampoline assembly information alongside the general construction schedule, with the appropriate specifications for each system.
Agree shipment information for the selected ball-play and trampoline packages as part of delivery planning. Use the actual packed dimensions, weights and handling requirements when arranging the goods route and temporary holding space.
Keep these responsibilities in the delivery scope, with freight and site services priced according to the selected order.
Schedule freight, site preparation and installation separately from production. Send Vasia your measured plan and preferred activity balance for a zoned drawing and factory quotation with separate ball-play and trampoline schedules, component locations and installation scope.
