Trampoline Park Equipment Manufacturer & Supplier
NinescapeLand is a trampoline park equipment supplier with its own plant in Zhejiang, China, and we manufacture trampoline park equipment for commercial venues, from one free jump zone to a full 2,000㎡ park. Every project starts with a 3D layout of your floor. You get an itemized quote before anything is produced.
What a Trampoline Park Equipment Package Covers
A trampoline park works as one floor, not a list of separate machines. These are the zones we manufacture, and how they connect. Every package is commercial trampoline park equipment rated for year-round public use, and most of what we ship is indoor trampoline park equipment, where ceiling height, columns and fire egress decide the layout.
Free Jump Zone
Wall-to-wall trampoline beds for open bounce, sized for mixed ages. This is the zone that carries the crowd on weekends.
Professional Trampoline Zone
Higher-tension beds for training, flips and shows. Springs and frame are rated for repeated high-impact use.
Slam Dunk Zone
Trampoline lanes with adjustable hoops, in three rim heights. Padded back walls and side mats come as standard.
Dodgeball Arena
An enclosed court with padded dividers and full-height netting. The net keeps balls in and parents’ sightlines open.
Foam Pit
The landing zone for flips, air bags and drop slides. Pit depth and foam volume are set by the drop height above it.
Arcade, party rooms and reception are usually part of the same drawing. They turn a bounce session into a half-day visit. See how the full mix works in an indoor amusement park, or ask for a custom indoor playground solution. Want to compare the zones side by side first? Browse all trampoline park zones.
Specifications and Compliance
Buyers check these numbers before they check the price. Here is what we build to, and what arrives with the order. Because all four zones share one frame family, these trampoline park systems can take a new zone later without replacing structure.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Frame | Galvanized steel tube, Φ48 × 1.5mm, powder-coated |
| Beds | UV-stabilized PP woven mesh, spring or spring-free |
| Padding | CMHR foam with flame-retardant PVC cover |
| Netting | High-tenacity nylon, 2 m height, finger-safe mesh |
| Floor load | 350–600 kg per ㎡ under the structure |
| Clear height | 3–4 m for single-level play, 4.5–6 m for tube slides and foam pit drops |
| Standards | EN 1176, ASTM F1487, ASTM F1918, ASTM F2970 |
| Reports | TÜV and SGS issued per order, not per company |
| Largest custom scope | Up to 50,000㎡ of play floor, across multiple zones and phases |
Measure clear height under the lowest duct or sprinkler, not the slab. Ceiling services are what usually cut a layout short.
Layouts by Floor Area
Three bands cover most first builds. Each one below is a park we delivered at roughly that size — open it to see the floor plan, the zone list and the trade-offs. Above 2,000㎡ we quote from a master plan rather than a single package, and the largest custom scope we build reaches 50,000㎡.
300–500㎡ · first build
Free jump, slam dunk and a foam pit. Dodgeball needs width, so it usually waits for phase two.
500–800㎡ · most common
Add a dodgeball arena and one party room. This is the mix we ship most often for a first park.
1,000㎡+ · full mix
Free jump, professional beds, dodgeball, slam dunk and foam pit, plus ninja and climbing where the ceiling allows.
How Much Trampoline Park Equipment Costs
Published pricing for a full trampoline park runs from $60,000 for 400㎡ to $400,000 for 2,000㎡. Smaller projects are quoted per zone instead of as a whole park. The trampoline park equipment prices below cover structure, beds, springs, padding, netting and installation supervision; freight and duties are quoted separately.
| Play floor | Typical budget | Zones included |
|---|---|---|
| 400–800㎡ | $60,000–150,000 | 3–4 |
| 800–1,500㎡ | $150,000–300,000 | 4–6 |
| 1,500–2,000㎡ | $300,000–400,000 | 6–8 |
Four things move the number: floor area, how many zones you include, pad and foam specification, and whether our team installs or supervises.
Every quotation is itemized by zone: beds, springs, pads, netting, foam, steel and freight on separate lines. No lump sum without a breakdown.
Choose the Landing Zone: Foam Pit or Air Bag
Both catch a falling jumper, and the choice changes your budget and the depth you need below the frame. Drops under 1.5 m usually go to foam. Multi-zone or event use usually goes to an air bag, and many parks carry both.
| Foam pit | Air bag | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Fixed pit under the frame, filled with foam cubes | Inflatable bag that stands on the floor |
| Depth needed | Pit depth and foam volume set by drop height | None below the slab |
| Running cost | Foam cubes are a consumable, cleaned weekly | Blower, power point, bag replacement |
| Best for | Fixed high elements in a permanent venue | Competitions, events, reconfigurable zones |
Why Choose NinescapeLand
Most suppliers can sell you a trampoline. Fewer can stand behind the floor five years after handover. Most trampoline arena suppliers work from a catalogue and then ask you to fit the room around it; we draw the room first. And while many trampoline park equipment manufacturers subcontract the steel, ours is cut and welded in the same plant that installs it.
We build it, we do not resell it
Steel, padding, netting and foam come out of our own plant in Zhejiang. There is no trading layer between your drawing and the floor.
The same team designs and installs
The engineers who draw your 3D layout sign off the installation. Nothing is handed to a third party who never saw the plan.
Compliance file per order
Reports are issued for the project you place. Tell us the destination and the document list is fixed before production starts.
Spare parts stay standard
Springs, bed panels and pad covers are standardised across our parks. A replacement ships from stock instead of being made to order.
Since 2008 · 50,000㎡ own factory · 75+ countries delivered · 1,000+ projects completed
Certificates and Documents
Every project ships with a compliance file for its destination country. Reports are issued for the order you place, not copied from another client.
Tell us the destination at enquiry. The document list is fixed before production, so nothing is missing at customs.
Shown as examples of the documents we hold. Trampoline zones are tested to the standards listed above for the destination country.
Manufacturing, Shipping and Installation
- Design. 3–10 days, free. 3D layout and itemized quote.
- Production. 30–45 days, with factory photos at each stage.
- Freight. 20–40 days by sea, FOB Shanghai.
- Installation. 5–10 days on site (up to 20 for large multi-zone parks), or supervision only.
Terms are FOB Shanghai. CIF adds 6–11% and DDP adds 14–22%. We ship to Europe, North America, the Middle East and Southeast Asia, and prepare the compliance file for the destination country.
Trampoline Park Equipment Europe: Ports, Lead Times and Duties
Europe is our largest export market for trampoline park equipment. EU and UK orders leave Shanghai for Rotterdam, Hamburg or Felixstowe, 20–40 days on the water. DDP with duties and VAT paid is available for most EU countries, and the compliance file is prepared before production starts rather than after the container lands.
Warranty, Spare Parts and Training
Steel structures carry a 3-year warranty. Padded components and soft goods carry 1 year. Technical support runs for the life of the park.
Springs, bed panels and pad covers are consumables in daily use. They are standardised across our parks, so a replacement ships from stock instead of being made to order.
Installation includes operator training and a maintenance schedule at handover. Your staff leave opening week knowing what to check and when.
FAQ
Are you a manufacturer or a trading company?
We are a manufacturer. Structures, padding and netting are produced in our own plant in Zhejiang, China. Steel, foam and fabric come from named suppliers we can list for you.
Is your trampoline park equipment for sale by the zone, or only as a complete park?
Both. A single zone — a free jump floor, a dodgeball arena, a foam pit — is quoted and shipped on its own, and a large share of our orders start that way. Complete parks are quoted from a floor plan, with every zone itemized so you can add or drop one before production.
How much does trampoline park equipment cost?
A full park starts at $60,000 for 400㎡. Most projects between 500 and 1,000㎡ land between $80,000 and $200,000. The itemized quote shows what each zone adds.
Can I buy one zone instead of a whole park?
Yes. Single zones ship on their own: a foam pit, a dodgeball arena or a set of free jump beds. We size it to the floor you already have.
Do you supply trampoline park equipment in Europe?
Yes. We ship to the EU and the UK with EN 1176 documentation, and prepare TÜV or SGS reports for the order. CIF and DDP terms are both available.
What certifications come with the equipment?
EN 1176, ASTM F1487, ASTM F1918 and ASTM F2970, depending on the zone. Reports are issued for the order you place, not reused from another project.
How long from order to opening?
Plan about 2 to 4 months: 3 to 10 days of design, 30 to 45 days of production, 20 to 40 days of freight, then 5 to 10 days of installation (up to 20 days for large multi-zone parks).
Do you install, or do we?
Either. Full installation adds 10 to 14% and includes operator training. Supervision only saves 8 to 12%, and your own crew does the labour.
What floor load and ceiling height does a trampoline park need?
Plan for 350 to 600 kg per ㎡ of floor load. Clear height is usually 4.5 to 6 m where you add a foam pit drop or a multi-level structure. Measure under the lowest duct or sprinkler, not the slab.
Get a Quote
Send three things: a floor plan or a sketch, your city, and your clear ceiling height. Within days you receive a 3D layout and an itemized quotation for your trampoline park equipment. No deposit, no obligation.