Equipment
Water play structures
Multi-level structures combining slides, tipping buckets, climbing nets and spray features — the highest value per square metre in the range.
A play structure does more per square metre than any other equipment type. One footprint carries slides, a tipping bucket, climbing elements, water cannons and spray features, and it holds a very wide age range at once — which means one structure can serve a whole family group rather than splitting them across attractions.
They scale from roughly 25 m² to over 2,000 m². The practical decision is water depth and sightlines: a structure sits in shallow water, so the surrounding pool has to be graded for it, and parents need to be able to see in from the deck.
Planning this equipment
Send us your plot dimensions and height allowance and we will tell you which models fit, with footprints and power requirements.
Types
Water play structures by type
Large aqua play houses
Multi-level structures for sites of 3,000 m² and above, combining a giant tipping bucket, several slides and dozens of interactive features.
Mid-size and compact structures
Structures from roughly 25 m² to 300 m² for hotel decks, resort kids' clubs and community pools.
Models
Available models
A selection from the range. Further models and sizes are available — tell us your plot and we will match them.
Large aqua play house
Water parks and large resorts with 3,000 m² or more to allocate.
Specifications →Marine-themed play structure
Resort kids' clubs, municipal parks and mid-size water parks.
Specifications →Pirate ship play structure
Resorts, hotels and family entertainment centres.
Specifications →Compact play structure
Hotels, residential communities, schools and small parks.
Specifications →Further reading
Planning a play structure
Does an aquatic attraction pay back?
How hotels evaluate return through segment access, length of stay and operating cost.
How to choose water park equipment
Work from plot area, height allowance and water depth rather than from the catalogue.
Specifying for Gulf heat and UV
UV degradation, surface temperature, corrosion, dust loading and evaporation.