Parque familiar sin electricidad construido para Home Invest Holdings, Filipinas (Dólar estadounidense 125,000)

Este Philippines family park was built for Home Invest Holdings on roughly 2,338 m2, con un dólar 125,000 order value. It is an example of a park designed around dwell time rather than ride tickets. The equipment was chosen from our roundabout playground equipment y outdoor playset range.

Project at a glance

Philippines family park: scope and order value

• País: Filipinas
• Client: Home Invest Holdings
• Order value: Dólar estadounidense 125,000
• Alcance: equipment supply with layout, capacity and documentation support

Drenaje, shade and climate at 2,338 m2

• Acerca de 2,338 m² had to carry a full family route rather than a few isolated play items.
• The climate means drainage, surface materials and shade matter as much as the structures themselves.
• The client wanted a park that can be operated with local staff and a simple maintenance routine.

What DINIS delivered to Home Invest Holdings

• Non-powered park structures
• Children and family play equipment
• Installation layout and documentation

Equipment list: what DINIS supplied for the 2,338 m2 park

A non-powered park earns through dwell time, so the package was assembled as one route rather than as a list of standalone structures.

• Non-powered park structures – the climbing, sliding and balancing elements that carry the route and need no ride operator.
• Family play equipment – items that take an adult and a child together, which is what keeps a family group on site longer.
• Children’s play elements – scaled for younger visitors so the park has something for every age in the group.
• Surface and shade planning – the layout notes that cover drainage, surface material and shade in a tropical climate.
• Installation layout – the drawing set that let a local contractor build the park without a factory team on site.

How the family park was delivered

1. Confirmación de requisitos – País, sitio, visitor profile and equipment list fixed in writing.
2. Layout and configuration – Ride positions, capacity and technical configuration agreed before production.
3. Production and pre-assembly – Fabricación con registros de inspección., then a factory test run.
4. Packing and shipment – Lista de embalaje, container plan and shipping documents on the agreed schedule.
5. Delivery and installation support – Guía del sitio, soporte de instalación y documentación de entrega.

What to plan for in a tropical family park

Decide the equipment mix from the visitor profile and the operating routine, not from a single product price. Site conditions, power supply, maintenance capacity and the opening schedule have to match before the order is placed.

Questions buyers ask before starting a family park

Can the equipment be adapted to our site?
Disposición, capacity and appearance are agreed per project from the site drawings and the target visitor profile.

Who handles foundations and power supply?
Civil works, foundations and power supply to the ride are normally separate scopes; the equipment package includes the drawings the site contractor needs.

What documentation comes with the equipment?
Operation and maintenance documentation, inspection records and the packing list are handed over with delivery.