Indoor playground equipment, built in our own factory
Multi-level soft contained play structures for family entertainment centers, malls, churches and restaurants — designed to your floor plan and made factory-direct.
In short
What is commercial indoor playground equipment?
Two-Level Indoor Play Structure
A compact two-level soft contained play structure for FECs, play cafés and retail spaces that need a full climb-slide-ball-pool loop in a…
Three-Level Commercial Indoor Playground
A large three-level commercial indoor playground with spiral and wave slides, rope bridges and a ball pit, built as the anchor attraction…
Ocean-Theme Indoor Playground
An ocean-themed indoor playground with soft-sculpted whale and coral panels, porthole windows and a wave slide — a strong visual anchor for…
Forest Adventure Indoor Playground
A forest adventure indoor playground with tree-trunk columns, leaf canopies, rope bridges and a long tube slide, designed for mall atriums and…
Church & Community Indoor Playground
A calm, mid-size two-level indoor playground for churches, community centers and recreation halls, with modest colors and an easy-to-supervise layout.
Restaurant & Retail Play Corner
A compact single-level play corner with padded steps, a mini slide and a tunnel, sized for restaurants, retail stores, dealerships and waiting…
Buyer's guide
How to choose an indoor playground structure
Start with the room, not the catalog. Clear ceiling height decides how many levels you can fit: plan for roughly 10 ft for two levels and 14–17 ft for three. Columns, doors, fire exits and sightlines for staff shape the footprint more than the play features do.
Match levels to your age groups. A separate toddler area keeps under-threes away from faster, older children. Most family entertainment centers serve ages 2–12 and add a fenced toddler zone inside or beside the main structure.
Plan the attractions that drive repeat visits. Spiral and wave slides, ball blasters and obstacle runs are what children remember. We plan connection points so these can be added in a later phase.
| Venue type | Typical footprint | Typical levels |
|---|---|---|
| Restaurant or retail play corner | 100–300 sq ft | 1 |
| Church or community hall | 300–1,200 sq ft | 1–2 |
| Play café or small FEC | 400–900 sq ft | 2 |
| Family entertainment center | 1,500–4,000 sq ft | 3 |
Ranges are typical starting points; your layout drawing sets the final size.
FAQ
Questions about indoor playground structures
How much does a commercial indoor playground cost?
Cost depends on footprint, number of levels, theme work and attractions such as slides or ball blasters. Because we manufacture directly, we quote from your layout drawing rather than a price list. Send your floor plan for an itemized quote.
Which safety standard applies to indoor playgrounds in the US?
ASTM F1918 is the US standard for soft contained play equipment. We design with reference to it and supply drawings and material information for your inspector or insurer.
How long does an indoor playground project take?
Allow roughly 10–14 weeks from first drawing to opening: about 1–2 weeks for layout approval, 20–35 working days of production, 4–6 weeks of ocean freight to a US port, then installation.
Do you supply installation?
Every structure ships with numbered parts, assembly drawings and video guidance. Many owners use a local contractor; on-site supervision can be quoted separately.
From the Journal
Guides for this range
How Much Does an Indoor Playground Cost? A 2026 Breakdown
What an indoor playground really costs, broken into the layers lenders expect: equipment, flooring, freight, installation, fit-out, insurance and opening cash.
Indoor Playground Business Plan: A Step-by-Step Template
A section-by-section indoor playground business plan template showing what lenders expect to see and the evidence each section needs.
How to Start an Indoor Playground Business: 12 Steps
The 12 steps to opening an indoor playground, in order, with what each step produces and typical timing for factory-built equipment.
Start a project
Send us your floor plan. We will draw the playground.
Share your space dimensions, ceiling height and the age groups you serve. Our design team returns a layout and a factory-direct quote.