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Plan a commercial trampoline park around the activities you want to offer your visitors. Vasia offers custom layouts combining jumping with options such as basketball, dodgeball, foam pits and obstacles. The illustrated concept also brings robot-style climbing and slides beside ball play. For owners and operators, the starting decision is how these activities share the floor, with distinct entrances, waiting positions and equipment specifications for the chosen combination.
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A jumping court, a group ball game and an obstacle lane serve different sessions. An open-jump offer places the jumping field at the center of the plan. A group-game offer needs a defined court and waiting arrangement. A mixed family venue may give more space to the climbing, slides and ball pool. Set the main activity first, then allocate space to the supporting attractions.
| Activity choice | Layout and operating considerations |
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| General jumping | Court entry, waiting, observation and a route out of the jumping field. |
| Basketball or dodgeball | The selected game area, its boundaries and how players join or leave a session. |
| Foam-pit activity | Approach, landing arrangement, exit and access for cleaning the pit. |
| Obstacle activities | Movement direction, each obstacle’s landing provision and the route after an unsuccessful attempt. |
Select the activities for your project and include each chosen foam pit, obstacle and ball-game area in the equipment schedule, with its configuration and supply scope.
Party rooms, sound, lighting and decoration can be discussed as separately priced project items.
The following material and order details cover the wider play structure. Specify the jumping bed, suspension mechanism, frame and anchoring, protective pads and enclosure in a separate component schedule.
| Item | Project specification |
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| Play-structure frame | 48 mm galvanized steel pipe; 1.5 mm wall thickness |
| Plastic components | Korea-sourced LLDPE |
| Covered padding | PVC covering with 2.5 cm sponge |
| Flooring | EVA mats; dimensions specified for the order |
| Design and assembly | Free customized layout; design-specific CAD instructions and step-by-step guidance |
| Estimated production time | 12–15 days after order confirmation and deposit |
| Minimum order | 1 set |
Make the component schedule usable after opening: identify each bed and pad by position, show the relevant fixings, and retain the dimensions or part reference needed for replacements. The selected suspension system belongs in the agreed equipment specification.
Inspection access matters above and below the jumping surface. Staff need a practical way to examine beds, suspension components, pads, netting and connections with service access around the furniture and outside the active jumping area. Foam-pit care, obstacle checks and soft-play cleaning also need their own instructions.
Treat the court mix and robot styling as separate choices when finalizing the custom park. This makes changes easier to carry through the equipment order.
| Choice | Order output |
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| Change the jumping or challenge mix | Update the selected beds, game equipment, obstacle assemblies and landing provisions in the relevant zone schedule. |
| Change the robot appearance | Identify the selected panels, colors and covered decorative components alongside the climbing-and-slide structure. |
Use the agreed drawing and zone schedules together when comparing the final quotation. Record the selected event facilities separately, including any installation or electrical work attached to them.
Send Vasia your measured building plan, clear height, intended visitor groups and activity priorities. Request a project layout, separate trampoline and play-structure equipment schedules, and an itemized quotation covering equipment, optional facilities and installation services.
