Commercial indoor play concepts
Mimuplay offers themed indoor playground structures that combine climbing, sliding and soft play for family entertainment centers, malls, restaurants and education venues. Explore five models, then match the activities and layout to your room.
Send your floor plan, clear ceiling height, intended age range and delivery destination to discuss a suitable configuration.
These models are integrated indoor playground concepts: the renderings show connected access points, elevated play elements, slides and soft-play areas. That combination gives a venue several activities within one planned footprint.
Each model page lists a size class of under 100 m² (about 1,076 sq ft). The installed footprint, height and component arrangement still need to be set against the actual room and the approved project drawing.
Start with the way children will enter, move through and leave the playset. The visual theme can then support a layout that fits the users and the room.
Check the height and difficulty of each entry, the grip and foothold positions, and whether children can leave an elevated route without reversing through a crowded area.
Set the slide exit where staff can see it and where children have space to move away. Keep its landing path clear of climbing access and other active play.
Plan the boundary, access and cleaning route around the ball pool and padded elements. This also affects supervision and how the playset meets the surrounding circulation space.
The images below are concept renderings from the five specified Mimuplay model pages. Compare the visible activity mix and use each model link to inspect its source page. Ask for the current drawing and component schedule when a design fits your venue.
Product concept rendering
A netted, multi-zone concept with an elevated play route, slides and a ball pool.
Product concept rendering
A bear-themed corner layout shown with a short slide, enclosed play features and a ball pool.
Product concept rendering
A pastel-themed room concept combining a ball pool with several distinct play features.
Product concept rendering
A compact, multi-level concept shown with a slide, soft-play floor and enclosed play elements.
Product concept rendering
A train-themed play concept shown with a slide and a colorful ball pool.
A useful layout begins with measured site conditions and the children who will use it. The same model image can lead to a different final configuration when the room, entrances or operating plan changes.
| Project input | What it determines |
|---|---|
| Floor plan, columns and clear ceiling height | Available footprint, usable play height and locations for elevated elements. |
| Intended ages, abilities and expected occupancy | Entry difficulty, activity separation, supervision and practical capacity planning. |
| Entrances, exits and staff sightlines | Where children enter and leave the structure and how staff can observe active zones. |
| Floor, anchoring and local project requirements | Structural interface, surfacing, installation method and documents needed for approval. |
Share these inputs before fixing the component list. They let the drawing identify fall paths, neighboring activities and the clear space around the structure.
The five model pages list galvanized steel pipe for the main frame, malleable iron fittings, PVC sleeves, PU or PVC leather coverings and engineering plastic internal parts. Mimuplay’s published product information describes a 48 mm diameter galvanized pipe with a 1.5 mm wall, and a 2 mm wall for structures above two levels.
The published platform build-up uses an 18 mm multilayer board, 20 mm pearl cotton and PVC leather. Side baffles and cartoon windows are described with an 18 mm multilayer board, 10 mm sponge and PU leather. Request the approved drawing and material schedule for the exact model and layout being quoted.
For a commercial installation, review the highest intended foothold, openings, slide exits, impact surfacing and inspection access as one system. The proposed age range and applicable local requirements determine the checks needed for that project.
Include the model number or preferred activity mix, floor plan, clear height, venue type, intended users, destination and target opening date. Mimuplay can then discuss a configuration against the real space rather than an image alone.
Ask the quotation to identify the equipment and components, design drawings, surfacing, packing, freight, installation, site work and acceptance documents. Confirm which items are included and which are handled by the venue or local contractor; these boundaries affect both cost and opening preparation.
Discuss your projectTell us which model or activities interest you and where the playset will be installed.
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