How to Get an Accurate Price for Your Water Park Equipment

Before you ask for a price, you must know how much space you have.

• Action: Measure the length and width of the pool area or ground where the Water House will be installed.
• Why: A larger footprint allows for bigger structures (like the SWC-001) and more slides. If your area is small (e.g., 150 sqm), you only need a quote for compact models (like SWC-003), which saves you money.
• Tip: Send us a CDR or DWG file of your site. We will design the layout for free based on your exact dimensions.

The height of the platform is a major cost factor.

• The Rule: The higher the slide platform, the more steel columns and FRP material are required.
• Example:
  • A 5m high slide is great for toddlers but cheaper to build.
  • A 7.8m high slide (like the SWC-001) offers high-speed thrills for teens but requires thicker 304 Stainless Steel columns (Ø273 * 3mm) and more FRP, increasing the price.
• Advice: Decide if your target audience is young children (lower height) or mixed ages (higher height).

• The Rule: Longer slides (like a 27m Enclosed Spiral) use more FRP material and require a larger landing zone.
• Stimulation: Long, winding slides are more exciting for guests, which drives ticket sales, but they require a larger "footprint" on the ground.
• Budget Tip: If your budget is tight, you can reduce the length of the spiral sections or opt for a straight "Wide Slide" instead of a long enclosed tube.

• Do you need 1 water bucket or 3?
• Do you want the full Butterfly Wings or just the basic leaves?
• Adding more interactive elements (Sprinklers, Windmills) will increase the price slightly, but they drastically increase play value.