1. Fix the scope first
Issue the same footprint, ceiling height, age groups, capacity target and required zones to every supplier. Quotes built on different assumptions can never be compared fairly.
Itemised Quotes · Like-for-Like Comparison · Scope Control
Soft play quotes are hard to compare because suppliers group different things into one number. This page gives the line items a soft play quote should contain, the specifications that change each line, and a checklist for comparing two suppliers on the same basis.

Design Framework
Price differences usually come from specification and scope, not from supplier goodwill. Normalise both before deciding anything.
Issue the same footprint, ceiling height, age groups, capacity target and required zones to every supplier. Quotes built on different assumptions can never be compared fairly.
Ask for quantity, specification and price per line: structure, padding, slides, ball pit, interactive elements, surfacing, freight, installation and spares. A single lump sum hides where the money goes.
Foam density, cover material grade and thickness, steel tube diameter and wall thickness, netting type, coating and fire-performance data. These drive both cost and service life.
Include wear parts, cleaning demands, spare padding, warranty boundaries and lead time. The cheapest structure is not cheapest if covers need replacing in year two.
Equipment Mix
Each line should be separately priced so you can adjust scope without reopening the whole quotation.
Posts, beams, decks, stairs and fixings with tube diameter, wall thickness and coating stated per item.
Post wraps, deck padding and soft shapes quoted with foam density, cover material, thickness and fire data.
Slide type, material, height, exit-zone requirement and any special sections such as spiral or wave.
Pit structure, wall height, ball count, ball quality and the cleaning or restocking allowance.
Perimeter nets, tunnels, climbing nets and mesh with fixing method and tension detail.
Impact surfacing against a stated fall height, cubic metres and container plan, installation scope, supervision option and spare-parts pack.



Use this to interrogate a quote; actual prices depend on design, volume, materials market and destination.
| Cost line | Main cost driver | Spec to confirm | Common gap in quotes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steel structure | Height, levels, span | Tube diameter, wall thickness, coating | Coating type left unstated |
| Padding and covers | Surface area | Foam density, cover grade, fire data | Fire documentation missing |
| Slides | Height and type | Material, exit-zone clearance | Exit zone not allowed for |
| Ball pit | Volume and ball count | Ball quality, restocking plan | Ball quantity excluded |
| Surfacing | Critical fall height | Tested thickness and system | Priced as optional extra |
| Freight and install | Cubic metres, site access | Incoterm, install scope | Destination charges omitted |
Cost-structure guidance only, not a price list. Request a project-specific itemised quotation for your own footprint and destination.
Best-Fit Buyers
This breakdown is for teams that must justify a purchase decision to someone else.
Need a defensible comparison of two or three quotes before committing a large share of the fit-out budget.
Must show purchasing that scope, safety basis and maintenance responsibility are all accounted for.
Compare supplier scope against landlord requirements, cleaning regimes and installation windows.
Need itemised OEM pricing they can rebuild into their own proposals without hidden gaps.
FAQ
Usually because of specification and scope: steel gauge, foam density, cover grade, whether surfacing and freight are included, and whether installation is priced. Normalise the scope and the gap narrows sharply.
Impact surfacing basis, freight volume and terms, installation scope, spare parts, and the test documentation you intend to rely on for inspection or insurance.
Only within the same specification and height. A single-level toddler zone and a three-level structure with slides are not comparable on area alone.
Foam density and cover material determine how soon padding needs replacing; coating quality determines corrosion resistance; ball quality determines restocking frequency.
Yes. Ask for unit prices on padding, covers, netting and ball top-up at the time of purchase so future budgets are predictable and parts remain compatible.
Footprint dimensions, clear height, age groups, capacity target, destination port or address, and whether you need surfacing and installation included.
Safety and compliance claims on this page reference the following primary standards and regulatory publications.
Source data as of September 2026 · 数据截至 September 2026
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