Author: Pauline Pan Publish Time: 2024-07-26 Origin: Site
Trampoline manufacturers are constantly developing an increasing number of amusement facilities. Although these are thrilling and challenging, it is imperative to guarantee the safety of the equipment. For the safety of customers, some hazardous projects should be furnished with protective nets. Then, which trampoline projects need to be equipped with protective nets?
There are numerous types of Big Slides in trampoline parks. The slopes of the longer two-stage Big Slide and the 90-degree right-angle Big Slide are both steeper; the Donut Slide is no exception. While it offers customers a thrilling experience, it is also relatively risky. Hence, it is necessary to install protective nets on both sides of the slides to prevent accidents and ensure that customers play strictly in accordance with the rules of the slides.
As a highly interactive dodgeball project in the trampoline park, it is prone to accidentally harm other trampoline players during the process of throwing and dodging. Therefore, it is often necessary to install a protective net to separate them to ensure that other players are not accidentally wounded; similarly, the slam dunk area in the trampoline park is also a trampoline project that involves the use of balls, and it also requires the installation of a protective net for separation measures.
The trampoline park naughty castle area is a small paradise for children to have fun. It is targeted at relatively young kids who are more energetic and have weak self-protection awareness, so extra attention is needed. In some expansion items such as climbing and others, protective measures must be adopted and protective nets must be installed.
The existence of the protective net in the trampoline park significantly enhances the safety of customers' play and prevents certain accidents during the play process. The reasonable and aesthetic design of the protective net will serve as a plus for the trampoline park.
