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Size and colour are both listed as customized, so the layout is agreed with you rather than lifted from a fixed catalogue.
Half the octopus is for going up. Tentacles give younger children a hand-over-hand climb instead of a ladder with a long drop beneath it. The other half is the descent, shaped so a child leaves the top with a little momentum and arrives at the bottom at a speed that still feels controlled.
Climb and slide share one body, so a group can use the piece from two directions at once. On a busy afternoon that keeps a slow single-file queue from forming.
Coastal parks, aquarium grounds and seaside resorts get more from a themed piece than from a plain slide. An octopus reads instantly from a distance, and children give it a name before they reach it. Where a play zone is already built around sea creatures, a jumping surface shaped like a jellyfish shares the same visual language, so the area can grow outward later without looking patched together.
Standard builds use bright primary tones, but the palette is yours. Resorts ask for softer shades that match a hotel identity. Municipal parks lean toward saturated colours that stay visible through grey weather. Eye details, tentacle shaping and the number of arms are all adjustable at order stage.
Orders start at one set, so a park can trial the idea before committing to a larger playground. Units ship in export packaging with the fixings and setting-out drawings needed on site. Upkeep is mostly inspection: check bolts, look over surfaces for wear, keep the ground near each exit clear.
If a wet zone is planned beside the slide, a water-lubricated glass run for water parks can sit in the same footprint and hold visitors a while longer. Land-based centrelines often get paired with a non-powered pirate ship play structure for older children.
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Product name |
Octopus slide |
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Model Number |
YTCN-5NP-20 |
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Size |
Customized |
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Packaging |
Export package |
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Color |
Customized Color |
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Suitable age |
Over 3 years old |
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MOQ |
1 Set |
It is listed for children over three years old. In practice the climb suits roughly three to ten, and the exit sits low enough for an adult to stand beside it.
No. The octopus works in any park or playground. It simply earns more attention on sites that already have a coastal or marine character.
A level area with firm footing, a clear run-out at the foot of every arm, and enough surrounding space for supervising adults to walk around the structure comfortably.
In export packaging prepared for container shipping, with components grouped and labelled so assembly on arrival follows a sensible order rather than guesswork.
The slide is CE certified. The paperwork travels with the shipment for your records and for any local permitting process you need to complete.
Colours are set at production, so choose the palette with your site in mind, and touching up metal parts is ordinary maintenance.
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03 Installation
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