custom indoor playground manufacturers

Indoor playground design and manufacturing for your venue

Mimu Play is the playground brand of Zhejiang Xitian Education Technology Co., Ltd. Its indoor playground range covers themed soft play structures for family entertainment centers, malls, indoor amusement venues, cafés, and education spaces. The five product concepts below show different floor-area categories, from compact layouts to large play venues.

Each model is a design reference. Share the usable footprint and the activities you want; the final layout can then be adapted to the building rather than ordered solely by the model image.

What you can customize

The floor plan determines the structure footprint and routes through the space. Theme, colors, and play components are selected around the age group and visitor experience you want to create.

Five indoor playground models and matching images

These five Mimu Play product pages cover successive area categories. Images are concept renderings of the linked models; confirm the final component list and dimensions during design.

Concept rendering of MQA-1018 for a 100–200 m² space.

Indoor Playground MQA-1018

A compact, multi-level concept with a ball pit and slides. Use this layout as a starting point for a small family entertainment venue.

• Listed area100–200 m² (about 1,076–2,153 sq ft)
• Main frameGalvanized steel pipe

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Concept rendering of MQA-1017 for a 200–300 m² space.

Indoor Playground MQA-1017

A mid-size play layout with distinct activity areas, including slides and a ball pit. Its footprint allows the activity mix to be planned around circulation and supervision.

• Listed area200–300 m² (about 2,153–3,229 sq ft)
• Main frameGalvanized steel pipe

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Concept rendering of MHC-1048 for a 300–500 m² space.

Indoor Playground MHC-1048

A larger themed layout with several connected play areas. This model is a useful reference when the brief calls for varied activities within one indoor footprint.

• Listed area300–500 m² (about 3,229–5,382 sq ft)
• Main frameGalvanized steel pipe

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Concept rendering of MHA-1053 for a 500–1,000 m² space.

Indoor Playground MHA-1053

An expansive family entertainment concept with multiple zones in one coordinated layout. The design can inform a larger venue plan with different play experiences.

• Listed area500–1,000 m² (about 5,382–10,764 sq ft)
• Main frameGalvanized steel pipe

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Concept rendering of MHC-1069 for a 1,000–2,000 m² space.

Indoor Playground MHC-1069

A large-format playground concept that brings together varied activity zones. It is a reference for projects that need to organize a substantial floor area.

• Listed area1,000–2,000 m² (about 10,764–21,528 sq ft)
• Main frameGalvanized steel pipe

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Send the site details that shape the layout

A dimensioned floor plan gives the design team a useful starting point. Mark the clear ceiling height, column positions and sizes, entrance, and any areas set aside for restrooms, cafés, or parties. Add the venue location, intended age range, target activities, and preferred theme.

The listed model area is a category, not a finished installation drawing. The usable play footprint depends on the building geometry and the space reserved for circulation, supervision, and other venue functions.

Materials and project checks

The product pages list a galvanized steel pipe main frame, malleable iron fittings, PVC sleeves, PU or PVC coverings, and engineering plastic parts. Mimu Play’s product information also describes padded platforms and themed panels using layered boards and cushioning materials. The component schedule for a specific project should identify where each material is used.

Before approving the design, review the layout and bill of materials together with the local requirements that apply to the venue. Ask for the documents relevant to the selected components and intended market when assessing fire performance, load limits, and other safety claims.

From floor plan to installation

1. Brief and layout: Send the annotated floor plan and choose the age range, theme, and preferred activities.
2. Design and quote: Review the proposed layout and component selection; confirm what the quotation includes.
3. Production and delivery: After design approval, align the production, shipping, and installation plan with the venue schedule.
4. Installation: Prepare the site and agree on the installation scope before equipment arrives.

Mimu Play’s published FAQ describes a customized design process and says it can arrange delivery and installation. Timing and service scope depend on the approved design and destination, so include them in the project quote.

Questions before requesting a quote

Use these points to compare a model concept with the needs of your actual venue.