Modular Net Dome Climber with Tunnel Pass-Through CNF6404 | CREEZ Rope Climbing Equipment
- Size
- 400 × 400 × 200cm
- Material parameters
- Powder-coated galvanized steel arch frame; imported roto-mold LLDPE ball connectors; steel-wire-core marine rope net
- Color
- As picture
- Function
- Dome rope net; integrated crawl tunnel; dual-zone activity; modern aesthetic
- Occasion
- Parks; school playgrounds; sensory gardens
- Number of playable players
- 8-12
- Suggested age for use
- 3-20 years
- Design
- Can custmized
CNF6404 combines a squat dome rope-net structure with an integrated crawl-through tunnel, creating a two-zone activity: climbing on the dome and discovering the secret tunnel inside. The black rope net and HDPE ball connectors give a modern, bold aesthetic suited to contemporary park designs.
Most Common Mistakes in Procurement and How to Solve
The more experience you have in buying indoor playground, the more you’ll know about the complicated process. Between confusing design, budget & profit, it’s easy to
make wrong decision to result in unwise investment. If you are a first-time indoor playground investor, you can avoid it by knowing common pitfalls.
| Mistakes | Solutions |
|---|---|
| Not working with a right supplier | Try to find a reliable supplier who can provide you ideal solution & have cases in your country |
| Forgetting safety regulations | Make sure the equipment you purchased complying with all safety standards and local regulation |
| Totally not having ideas about design | Sure what exact kind of items you want, main age and function,etc |
| Not taking quality into consideration and seeking lower price | Choosing best material to ensure the long lifetime and saving costs in maintenance |
| Wrong installation | Sure to find professional people with working experience to install equipment in a right way, if you install by yourselves. |
| Forgetting budget on maintenance | Daily & monthly & annual inspection and maintain manuals, regular inspection & reminder services, which can save cost on manpower and material resources. |
