WS-01 · Design office
Site plan to installation drawing
Your site plan becomes a 2D plan and 3D renders; after approval, the installation drawing and footing detail drawings every workshop works from.
About · Since 2012 · 12+ years in commercial play
Playground Equipment Company 7 Workshops and a QC Team That Signs Every Release
Run Playgrounds designs, builds and ships commercial play projects from its own workshops and audited partner factories — for playground dealers and installers first, then parks departments, public schools, specifiers and FEC founders.
- A QC team outside production, with authority to hold any part on any project
- Coating, adhesion and wall-thickness readings filed per project, shared on request
- Installation drawing, part list and packing list kept on file for every shipment
Sheet00 / 18
ProjectYours
Workshops7
Checkpoints4 QC
Layout byDesign office
OwnerOne PM
DrawingApproved by you
ReleaseSigned by QCQC Released
Register · how every project is run
7workshops and departments
4QC checkpoints on every project
1business day to report a QC hold to you
24hour reply on business days
02/ 18 · Company
Company Overview — Playground Equipment Company Since 2012
A commercial playground manufacturer supplying complete play projects for public and commercial sites, each one run through a single project manager, a single layout and a single container plan.
What we supply
In-house
- Outdoor play structures and freestanding pieces
- Rotomolded slides, tunnels and roofs
- HDPE panels and play panels
- Outdoor fitness stations
- Soft play structures
- Trampoline court and ninja course frames
Partner-built
- Commercial inflatables
- Kiddie rides and bumper cars
- Splash pad nozzles and manifolds
- Rubber tiles and poured-in-place surfacing
- Shade sail fabric
- Jump beds and springs
Partner items come from factories we audit and inspect, drawn on the same layout and loaded to the same container plan. The full range sits on the commercial playground equipment hub.
Who we supply
- Dealers and installersPark, school, church and HOA projects delivered under the dealer's own name.
- FEC founders and investorsA whole indoor venue drawn on one floor plan.
- Private venuesResorts, malls and large churches, often importing through a facilities manager.
- Parks departments and public schoolsDrawings and compliance documents ready for a specification.
How each group works with the factory is set out on the home page.
03/ 18 · History
Company History — Seven Steps From 2012 to 2024
Each step added a capability the factory did not have before, and each one is still running on the floor today.
- 2012
Steel fabrication workshop
Outdoor steel play structures begin: posts, frames and decks for parks and schools.
WS-02 - 2014
Rotomolding, own steel molds
Slides, tunnels, roofs and spring-rider bodies molded in-house from molds the company owns.
WS-04 - 2016
Soft play sewing workshop
Padding, netting and mats made in-house, so complete soft play structures leave one factory.
WS-06 - 2018
Trampoline and ninja frames
The steel shop takes on trampoline courts and ninja courses; the sewing room makes their pads.
WS-02 · WS-06 - 2020
Design office
From here on, every quotation starts from a 2D and 3D layout of the buyer's own site.
WS-01 - 2022
Partner-factory program
Inflatables, rides, splash pad parts, surfacing and shade fabric join projects under our QC.
Partner-built - 2024
Pre-assembly yard and numbering
Every outdoor structure is built in the yard before packing, and every part numbered to the drawing.
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04/ 18 · Indoor line
Indoor Line Since 2016 — Soft Play, Trampoline and Ninja Frames In-House
Until 2016 every workshop made outdoor equipment only. Two additions since then let the factory build the main attractions of an indoor venue itself, with one project manager holding the floor plan.
2016 · The soft play sewing workshop
Industrial sewing lines, foam cutting and heat sealing for PVC covers bring padding, netting and mats in-house. A soft play structure now has two sources inside one factory:
- The Ø48 mm galvanized frame, cut and bent in steel fabrication
- The padding, covers and netting, sewn and sealed next door
2018 · Trampoline court and ninja course frames
Steel fabrication added court frames and ninja structures; sewing added their 50 mm spring-cover pads. Jump beds and springs come from a partner factory and pass our QC before loading.
One floor plan for an FEC founder
Soft play, trampoline courts and ninja courses drawn together and made to the same drawing, with inflatables and kiddie rides joining from partner factories. One project manager answers for all of them.
Indoor parts on your part list
Pads and covers carry their structure's numbers like any outdoor part, and themed cover colors follow your approved drawing. Packages and building inputs are covered in indoor playground equipment.
05/ 18 · Rules
Operating Rules — How the Team Decides Day to Day
Five rules settle what happens when the schedule and the quality of a part pull in different directions.
- Rule 01
One project, one project manager
The same person holds your layout, quotation, drawing and loading date from the first message to the sealed container. No part of your project is left without someone answering for it.
- Rule 02
The approved drawing is the single reference
Workshops cut, weld, mold and sew to it; inspectors check against it; every part is numbered to it. When something changes, the drawing changes first.
- Rule 03
QC decides whether a part moves on
The QC team reports outside production. A part that fails a check is held, and only a passing re-check by QC lets it continue.
- Rule 04
Partner-built items meet the same drawing
Items from partner factories are inspected against your drawing and spec before loading, exactly like parts from our own workshops.
- Rule 05
You hear about a problem from us first
When a part is held, photos and the planned fix reach you within one business day — before anything is packed.
06/ 18 · Factory tour
Factory Tour — 7 Workshops and Departments in Production Order
The factory is laid out in the order your project moves through it. Raw material clears the incoming check at receiving before it reaches any of the workshops below.
How each process works: playground equipment manufacturing
WS-02 · Steel fabrication
Posts, frames and decks
Tube becomes posts, frames and decks for play structures, fitness stations, courts and ninja courses.
WS-03 · Coating
Blast, powder coat, cure
Galvanized steel returns from the partner plant for blasting, powder coating and oven curing on our own line, checked batch by batch.
WS-04 · Rotomolding
Slides, tunnels, roofs
Molded from our own steel molds; wall thickness measured on every slide and tunnel.
WS-05 · Panel and CNC
19 mm HDPE panels
Sheet cut into panels, play panels and signage, every edge rounded.
WS-06 · Soft play sewing
Pads, covers, nets, mats
For soft play structures, trampoline courts and ninja courses.
WS-07 · Pre-assembly yard
Built, checked, numbered, labeled
Every outdoor structure is assembled and checked connection by connection, then taken apart and numbered for packing.
07/ 18 · Steel
Steel Fabrication — Robotic Welding for Repeat Joints, TIG/MIG for Custom Frames
The workshop the company started with in 2012 still makes the parts backed by the 10-year steel warranty: posts, frames, decks, fitness station frames, trampoline court frames and ninja structures.
Repeat joints →
Robotic cells
Deck-to-post connections, rail brackets and frame corners appear on structure after structure, so a robot welds them the same way on your first order and on a reorder.
Custom frames →
TIG and MIG by hand
Frames drawn for one site are welded manually by welders working straight from your installation drawing.
- CheckedCheckpoint 2 of 4: the QC team, which does not report to this workshop, inspects welds before parts leave for coating. A failed weld waits on hold until it is repaired and passes.
- Reaches youPosts of Ø114 mm galvanized tube with a 3.0 mm wall, carrying their drawing numbers — measurable against your spec sheet on arrival.
8 mmNominal wall · UV-stabilized LLDPE
08/ 18 · Rotomolding
Rotomolding — Our Own Steel Molds for Slides, Tunnels and Roofs
Since 2014 slides, tunnels, roofs and spring-rider bodies have come out of the company's own rotomolding workshop, from steel molds that belong to it.
What owning the molds means
- Your slide's shape never depends on another factory's tooling.
- A reorder, an extra structure for the site or a replacement years later comes from the original mold.
- Standard colors, plus custom colors matched to your theme or brand.
Every piece measured, not a sample
After molding, an ultrasonic thickness gauge reads each slide and tunnel at set points. A piece under the drawing is held back from pre-assembly.
The readings for your slides and tunnels stay with your project and are shared on request.
Book a factory visit while your own project is in production.
Your frames, slides and panels will be on the floor to check against your drawing.
Book a Factory Visit WhatsApp +86 177 0272 7677
09/ 18 · Team
Team & Key Roles — Who Owns Each Step and Who Signs
Every step on a project has one owner, and every step that releases work carries a signature.
| Role | What they own | What they sign or release | Sign |
|---|---|---|---|
 Anna, Sales Manager | Your first message, a reply within 24 hours on business days, and assigning your project manager | The start of your project | SM |
| Project manager | Layout, quotation, drawing revisions, the loading date and every message to you | Your approved drawing into production | PM |
| Layout design team | 2D plans, 3D renders, installation drawings and footing detail drawings | The drawing your parts are numbered to | LD |
| Steel, rotomolding, panel and sewing workshops | Making every part to the approved drawing | Finished parts handed to QC for checking | WS |
| QC team | Incoming, in-process, pre-assembly and packing checks, plus partner-built items | Release of every held part; sign-off of each assembled structure before it is taken apart | QC ReleasedSigned by QC |
| Packing and loading | Numbering, packing in installation sequence and loading | Loading photos of each container before sealing | PK |
| You | The layout and drawing, reviewed against your site | Approval of the drawing before production starts | Your signature |
One signature comes from you
You approve the drawing before any cutting starts. From then on every release inside the factory is signed by QC, and every message to you comes from your project manager.
For dealers
Your project is registered under your name, the project manager deals only with you, and your end client's details stay confidential. The dealer program is on the home page.
10/ 18 · Project manager
Project Manager — One Owner Across 7 Workshops and Partner Factories
Your project manager is the one person on our side who answers for the whole project, across every workshop and every partner factory on it.
What the project manager holds
- The layout from the design office, with every revision you ask for
- The quotation, kept in step with the layout line by line
- The approved drawing that every workshop and every check works from
- A single loading date for everything, made in-house or partner-built
- Your project file: installation drawing, part list and packing list
How the loading date holds
Steel, coating, rotomolding, panel and sewing work, and orders placed with partner factories, are all scheduled back from that one date. If a partner item fails inspection, its remake or replacement is arranged before loading day.
When QC stops a part
The project manager is the one who calls you: photos of the part, what failed and the fix, within one business day. You learn about it from us, not from a surprise inside the container.
11/ 18 · QC team
QC Team — Independent of Production, With Authority to Hold Any Part
The QC team does not report to production. Its job is to decide whether a part moves to the next step, and it can stop any part on any project.
- Checkpoint 1 / 4
Incoming material
Can reject a material batch and send it back before it enters a workshop.
- Checkpoint 2 / 4
Weld and coating, in process
Can stop a welded or coated part before it moves on.
- Checkpoint 3 / 4
Pre-assembly
Signs off each assembled outdoor structure before it is taken apart.
- Checkpoint 4 / 4
Final packing
Checks each box against the packing list before it goes into the container.
The same team inspects every partner-built item against your drawing and spec before loading.
How a hold works · part S1-014
- 01 · Tag
Tagged QC hold
The part is tagged and stays exactly where it is.
- 02 · Stop
Only that part stops
Work on it pauses; the rest of the project keeps moving.
- 03 · Report
You get photos and the fix
Sent by your project manager within one business day.
- 04 · Correct
Corrected, remade or replaced
Whichever the fault calls for.
- 05 · Re-check
Only a pass releases it
QC checks it again; a second fail sends it back to step 04.
The person who releases a part is never the person who made it.
12/ 18 · Incoming check
Incoming Material Check — Checkpoint One Before Material Enters a Workshop
The first of the four checkpoints happens at receiving. Material that fails never reaches a workshop.
| Material | Checked with, batch by batch | Against |
|---|---|---|
| Steel tube | Caliper and thickness gauge: diameter and wall | 1Ø114 × 3.0 mm |
| HDPE sheet | Thickness measured | 219 mm |
| Rope | Diameter measured | 316 mm |
| Fasteners | Checked for grade marking | 4304 stainless |
| Rotomolding resin | Grade checked | UV-stabilized |
QC Hold
A batch that fails goes back to the supplier
It is never cut, molded or sewn into a project part. The workshop waits for a conforming batch while your project manager keeps the loading date in view.
Why at the door
A tube short on wall thickness is stopped as raw stock, before it becomes a welded, coated post. The four values marked above are the same ones you can measure on arrival against your spec sheet.
13/ 18 · QC records
QC Records by Project — Coating, Adhesion and Wall-Thickness Readings
Three kinds of readings are filed with every project, and buyers and specifiers can ask for all of them.
Coating thickness, every batch
Galvanized steel comes back from the partner plant, then is blasted, powder coated and cured in our own oven. A coating thickness gauge reads each batch, and the result is logged against the project that batch belongs to.
RecordCoating thickness
ProjectYours
BasisEvery batch
Reading1On file
SignedQC
Cross-hatch adhesion, every batch
The coating on each batch is cut in a grid and checked for lift. A batch that lifts is held, corrected and re-checked before any part from it goes on to pre-assembly.
RecordCross-hatch adhesion
ProjectYours
BasisEvery batch
Result2On file
SignedQC
Wall thickness, every slide and tunnel
Each rotomolded slide and tunnel is read at set points with an ultrasonic thickness gauge, and the readings are logged piece by piece.
RecordUltrasonic wall thickness
Nominal8 mm
BasisEvery piece
Readings3On file
SignedQC
Who uses them
- Specifiers attach them to submittals and approved-supplier files next to the spec sheet.
- Dealers pass them to a client or a tender board.
- FEC owners keep them with the project file for insurers or inspectors.
Ask for the records on your project
Your project manager sends them. They sit with your installation drawing, part list and packing list in one project file, not in a general factory log.
Request QC RecordsQC record · coating thickness
ProjectYours
WorkshopWS-03 Coating
GaugeCoating thickness
BasisEvery batch
ReadingOn file
SignedQC
Kept with your project file and sent by your project manager on request.
QC record · cross-hatch adhesion
ProjectYours
WorkshopWS-03 Coating
MethodGrid cut · lift check
BasisEvery batch
ResultOn file
SignedQC
A lifting batch is held and re-checked before any part moves on.
QC record · ultrasonic wall thickness
ProjectYours
WorkshopWS-04 Rotomolding
Nominal8 mm LLDPE
BasisEvery slide and tunnel
ReadingsOn file
SignedQC
Readings are logged per piece at set points.
14/ 18 · Quality system
Quality & Compliance System — Named Standard, Approved Drawing, Four Checkpoints
Three layers: the standard your project names, the drawing that carries it, and the checks that hold parts to it.
Layer 1
The standard comes from your project
You name it in your site information, and the layout and installation drawing are drawn to it. ASTM F1487 and the CPSC Public Playground Safety Handbook for the USA; EN 1176 and EN 1177 for the UK, EU and Australia. Each quotation lists the compliance documents for that standard.
Layer 2
The approved drawing turns the standard into checks
Once you approve it, the drawing and the spec sheet are what the workshops make to and what inspectors measure against.
Layer 3
Four checkpoints hold parts to it
Incoming, in-process, pre-assembly and final packing, plus partner items before loading — the authority at each one is set out under the QC team.
Third-party testing, and fire testing of soft play materials, are arranged per project on request, to the standard the project requires. Market-by-market standards are on the home page.
QC · checkpoints 1–4
No workshop can release its own held part. Only QC can.
QC Released15/ 18 · Partner factories
Partner-Factory Program — Audited Factories for Six Categories
Since 2022 projects have included categories made by partner factories, so a buyer can order a complete site from one supplier.
- Partner-built
Commercial inflatables
18 oz (0.55 mm) PVC tarpaulin bouncers, slides and obstacle runs.
- Partner-built
Kiddie rides and bumper cars
Electric rides for indoor venues and FECs.
- Partner-built
Splash pad parts
Nozzles on stainless manifolds.
- Partner-built
Surfacing
Rubber tiles and poured-in-place EPDM.
- Partner-built
Shade sail fabric
Cut to the shade structure on your drawing.
- Partner-built
Jump beds and springs
Polypropylene beds and galvanized springs for court frames built in our steel shop.
Step 1
Factory audit
Our team audits the factory on site.
Step 2
Sample approval
Samples of every item it will supply are approved.
Then
It supplies projects
Until both steps pass, a factory supplies no parts for any project.
On your layoutOn your quotationOn your part list
Every partner-built item sits on all three, and your project manager handles the partner factory — you never coordinate a second supplier.
16/ 18 · Partner-built items
Partner-Built Items — Our QC Inspects Every Piece Before Loading
Each partner-built item on your project is checked by our inspectors against your drawing and spec before it goes into the container. The partner factory's own check never replaces ours.
When an item fails
It is held, then remade or replaced before loading. A failed partner item is never shipped for correction on site.
Inflatables
18 oz (0.55 mm) PVC · quadruple-stitched seams · reinforced anchor points
Splash pad parts
304 stainless and fiberglass · nozzles on stainless manifolds
Jump beds and springs
Polypropylene beds · galvanized springs · matched to our court frames
Surfacing materials
Rubber tiles or poured-in-place EPDM · thickness set by the critical fall height above
Shade sail fabric
Matched to the shade structure on your drawing
In your shipment
Listed on your part list and packing list, loaded to the same container plan, and visible in the loading photos taken before sealing.
17/ 18 · Long-term supply
Long-Term Supply — Project Files, Own Molds, Same Part Numbers
Every shipped project leaves a file behind. That file, together with the molds we own, is what makes the same part again years after installation.
- Installation drawing
- Part list · S1-014
- Packing list
- QC readings
What stays on file for every project
Every part is numbered in the {structure}-{part} format, such as S1-014, and the packing list and QC readings are keyed to those numbers.
What can be made again from it
- Steel parts — cut, bent and welded again to the dimensions on your drawing.
- Rotomolded parts — molded again from our own steel molds, so a replacement slide or tunnel has the original shape.
- HDPE panels — CNC-cut again to the drawing.
How a request comes in
- 01Photo + part number
- 02QC checks it on your part list
- 03Made to the same number
Request steps and warranty terms are on the home page. For dealers, the file stays under your registered project, so a request years later still comes through you.
FileYour project
PartS1-014
MoldOwn
QCOn file
18/ 18 · Factory visits
Factory Visits — In Person by Appointment or by Live Video
Visits are scheduled while your own project is in production, so the parts you see are yours, checked against your drawing. Buyers who cannot travel get a live video walk through the workshops with their parts on camera.
Book through Anna, our Sales Manager, on WhatsApp or with the form below: tell her the project and when you would like to come.
Your steel frames and posts
In steel fabrication, before and after coating.
Your slides and tunnels
In the rotomolding workshop, fresh from the mold.
Panels and padding
On the CNC routers and in the sewing workshop.
Your structures, standing
In the pre-assembly yard, if the visit falls on pre-assembly.
Your QC records and file
The readings and documents for your project, on the table.
Or a live video tour
On request, for buyers who cannot travel.
Book a Factory Visit, a Live Video Tour or a Site Layout
Send your project details and pick what you need. Upload a site plan in the form, or message Anna on WhatsApp.
Anna · Sales ManagerWhatsApp +86 177 0272 7677
- Hours
- Monday to Saturday, 9:00–18:00 (GMT+8)
- Reply
- Within 24 hours on business days
- Visits
- Scheduled while your own project is in production