Start with your space and activity mix.
Project DocumentationReview relevant reports and specifications.
Installation & AftercareAgree assembly, maintenance and parts support.
Category overview
Dream Garden’s indoor playground equipment combines multi-level soft play structures, slides, ball pits, crawl tunnels and dedicated toddler areas for family entertainment centers, shopping malls and play cafés. Each layout is developed around your floor plan, clear ceiling height and target age groups, with coordinated themes and activity zones that give children different ways to climb, explore and play together.
Start with a clearer plan. Explore practical guidance on budgets, space planning, equipment and installation.
Space planning
Choose a planning starting point, compare equipment footprints, then explore a project or venue solution. Final zoning depends on your measured plan, lowest obstruction and local requirements.
80–150 m² / 860–1,600 ft²
Combine toddler soft play, a small role-play street and a compact ball-pool slide for a shopfront or play café.
Keep parent sightlines open and separate arrival space from active play.
Catalog footprints: below 300 m² (3,230 ft²).
Explore Play Café planning250–400 m² / 2,700–4,300 ft²
Plan a separate 0–3 toddler area alongside a multi-level route for ages 4–12, with party-room access outside the main play flow.
Confirm each activity's intended users and supervision arrangements.
Catalog footprints: 100–600 m² (1,076–6,458 ft²).
View the 330 m² Indonesia project500–1,200+ m² / 5,400–13,000+ ft²
Coordinate multi-level slides, trampolines, ninja challenges and a role-play town within a broader family entertainment mix.
Separate landing areas, age groups, queues and shared circulation.
Catalog footprints: 300 m² (3,230 ft²) and above.
View the 1,200 m² KINGZTOPIA projectClear height below 3.0 m / 9.8 ft
Consider single-level soft play, horizontal challenges and role-play houses for spaces with low beams or limited headroom.
Measure below beams, ducts and sprinklers; a low ceiling does not establish equipment feasibility.
Catalog required-height band: below 3.0 m (9.8 ft).
Discuss this layoutVenue areas below describe the whole planning brief. Catalog filters describe reference equipment footprints, using the existing broader bands shown on each card. Allow separately for reception, circulation, seating and local clearances; clear-height suitability requires a project review.
/ Product catalog
Explore our indoor playground solutions, popular designs and recent projects in one catalog.
Product catalog
Filter by footprint, required clear height, age range, theme, venue and play features — values come from each product detail page.
Ocean & Underwater
Castle & Ice World
Ocean & Underwater
Jungle & Forest
Jungle & Forest
Castle & Ice World
Space & Cyberpunk
Candy & Macaron
Candy & Macaron
Solutions by venue
Compare venue solutions and relevant equipment or project references before preparing your layout brief.
Coordinate the attraction mix, shared services and delivery scope.
Explore contractor support
Plan for retail circulation, atrium constraints and parent sightlines.
Explore mall planning
Separate food service, hot drinks, seating and children's play routes.
Explore Play Café planningStart with modular role-play houses and a connected street layout.
Discuss this venue
Explore a pastel project reference for a softer visual direction.
View a pastel project
Your venue, your equipment
Start with the way you want people to use the space. Coordinate the selected equipment with your site and operating brief.
Connect soft play routes, toddler activities and shared family amenities.
Coordinate reception, caregiver sightlines and access to each age zone.
Discuss this layoutPlan a play offer around the available unit, visitor flow and surrounding business.
Review entrances, seating and the relationship to retail or dining areas.
Discuss this layoutCreate a coordinated play destination with a clear arrival and activity sequence.
Allow for parties, storage, cleaning and future equipment access.
Discuss this layoutFrom floor plan to play plan
Share the information that defines your site. Equipment, circulation and installation requirements can then be reviewed together.
Project references
Explore published references associated with this product line. Open a project to review its scope and available details.
Design and layout reference for a shopping mall play zone in Bohol, Philippines. Approximately 950 m² is a reference design area, not a measured as-built area.
Explore projectIndoor active recreation and trampoline venue layout in Melbourne combining interconnected jump courts, angled walls and padded walkways.
Explore projectMulti-zone shopping mall family entertainment center in Santiago, Chile combining a multi-level soft play structure, jump courts and feature slides.
Explore projectInside the build
Review the selected equipment, its materials and the documentation relevant to your project. Report scope and site requirements vary by configuration.
Review the agreed structural interfaces and assembly information.
Confirm the selected coverings, edges and netting details.
Agree cleaning information, inspection records and compatible wear parts.
Certificates & Test Reports
UDEM Technical Inspection AttestationEN 1176-1:2017+A1:2023Open PDF · 1 page 
PU Vinyl Cover Test ReportEN 71-1, EN 71-2 & EN 71-3Open PDF · 9 pages 
Foam Post Pad Test ReportEN 71-1, EN 71-2 & EN 71-3Open PDF · 9 pages 
EVA Floor Mat Test ReportEN 71-1, EN 71-2 & EN 71-3Read on Issuu 
EVA Floor Mat Test ReportGB 6675.1–4-2014Open PDF · 6 pages 
PVC Tarpaulin Test ReportEN 71-1, EN 71-2 & EN 71-3Open PDF · 6 pages A clear path to your project
Know what to prepare and what to review at each stage. Deliverables, timing and installation support are agreed for your project.
Share your floor plan, clear heights, location, target users and budget. Review site constraints and local responsibilities before design begins.
What to reviewSite brief & feasibility notes
Review the layout, 3D concept, equipment specification and itemized quotation. Confirm the scope, drawings and installation option before production.
What to reviewApproved design & itemized quotation
Manufacture the approved equipment in our factory, with agreed quality checks, progress records and trial assembly before packing.
What to reviewProduction & inspection records
Protect and label components, prepare packing lists and export documents, and coordinate transport under the agreed shipping terms.
What to reviewPacking list & shipping documents
Assemble and check the supplied equipment using the agreed installation crew, on-site supervisor or remote engineering guidance.
What to reviewInstallation checks & issue list
Record handover checks, provide care instructions and support opening preparations, with ongoing technical assistance and matching spare parts.
What to reviewHandover documents & care guidance
Share your location, available space and the equipment you are considering. We can start with your current site information.
03 / Site planning & customization
Send your floor plan and lowest clear height — we zone play routes, toddler areas and equipment around columns and building limits.
04 / Project references
Read each card for the project stage and area basis. Design references are not measured as-built records.
Design and layout reference for a shopping mall play zone in Bohol, Philippines. Approximately 950 m² is a reference design area, not a measured as-built area.
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Indoor active recreation and trampoline venue layout in Melbourne combining interconnected jump courts, angled walls and padded walkways.
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Multi-zone shopping mall family entertainment center in Santiago, Chile combining a multi-level soft play structure, jump courts and feature slides.
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Jungle-themed indoor family play configuration in Libya combining soft play structures, wave slides, trampoline zones and toddler play.
View Project05 / Inside the build
Look at the connections, padding finishes and preparation behind the play structure. Material specifications and inspection scope follow the confirmed configuration.
Frame members and connection points are fitted together during assembly. The selected layout defines the component and fixing details.
Upholstery work shows how covering is shaped and secured around a component. Review padding, seams and exposed edges for your configuration.
The installed Happy Panda reference shows netted boundaries around play routes. Net type and attachment details are specified for the selected equipment.
Labeled packages identify the prepared components at dispatch. Confirm the inspection photos, trial-assembly records and package identifiers included in your order.
06 / Delivery & ongoing support
A clear brief becomes an agreed configuration, then a prepared shipment and installation plan. Deliverables and support are confirmed with your project scope.
Share your floor plan, clear heights, location, target users and budget. Review site constraints and local responsibilities before design begins.
What you receiveSite brief & feasibility notes
Review the layout, 3D concept, equipment specification and itemized quotation. Confirm the scope, drawings and installation option before production.
What you receiveApproved design & itemized quotation
Manufacture the approved equipment in our factory, with agreed quality checks, progress records and trial assembly before packing.
What you receiveProduction & inspection records
Protect and label components, prepare packing lists and export documents, and coordinate transport under the agreed shipping terms.
What you receivePacking list & shipping documents
Assemble and check the supplied equipment using the agreed installation crew, on-site supervisor or remote engineering guidance.
What you receiveInstallation checks & issue list
Record handover checks, provide care instructions and support opening preparations, with ongoing technical assistance and matching spare parts.
What you receiveHandover documents & care guidance
/ 07 · Engineering FAQs
Practical answers on CAD floor plans, ceiling height limits, safety documentation, and project budgeting.
Share your venue location, floor plan or dimensions, clear height and target age groups so our team can discuss configuration options and quotation scope.
We respect your privacy. Your information will only be used for project communication.
Share your country and city, a CAD file (.dwg), PDF plan or dimensioned sketch showing overall length, width, columns and entrances, plus the lowest clear height below beams, ducts or sprinklers. If you are still evaluating a lease, send photos and approximate measurements so we can list what to verify first.
Total venue area covers reception, shoe storage, walkways, party rooms, restrooms and seating, while equipment footprint is the net floor zone occupied by the play structure and its required clearance zones. Confirming both early keeps circulation and caregiver sightlines practical.
Frame geometry, deck elevations, slide types, toddler enclosures, obstacle modules, color palettes and themed decorative panels are configured around your floor plan, clear height, target age groups and budget priorities.
Always measure from the finished floor to the lowest overhead obstruction (beam, HVAC duct, sprinkler or lighting). Single-level toddler zones, two-level frames and taller multi-level structures each require different vertical clearances, which are confirmed on your sectioned layout drawing.
Quotations itemize the agreed play equipment, trade terms and packing scope. Every order includes numbered components and assembly drawings; remote guidance or paid on-site technician supervision is confirmed according to destination and contract scope. Review installation support options →
Applicable material specifications, third-party test reports for listed models or materials, packing lists and assembly manuals can be requested during quotation review so your team can check suitability for your destination market. See Quality & Documentation →
Plan a clearly identifiable toddler zone with age-appropriate activities, caregiver seating and a convenient entrance. Coordinate its boundary and sightlines with the busier play routes so families can understand how the areas are used.
Include column dimensions, door swings, service cupboards and fixed building equipment in the measured plan. These details help coordinate the play structure with circulation and maintenance access before the design is approved.
Review the palette together with themed panels, printed graphics, padded finishes and visible framing. Confirm the approved drawings and available material samples so the production reference is clear for each selected element.