Wednesday 12 November 2014

Indoor Playgrounds

Indoorplaygrounds are playgrounds located inside of some type of building. They can be coupled or combined with an outdoor play area as well. They are specifically designed for kids between 3 months to 12 years and provide lots of fun and play options. This popular concept born in the US during the Nineties quickly spread around the globe turning into a booming industry enjoying an immense popularity worldwide. The original “single indoor tubular play structure” concept has today fully evolved into more complexes children play centers containing  multiple play areas to attract and cater the needs different age groups. Each play zone is fitted with specific indoor playground equipment designed for the proper age class. Generally indoor play areas are created to serve children from 3 months to 12 years but they can be adjusted to respond to your local audience needs, a special positioning against your local competition or your commercial goals.


Indoor playgrounds can vary from a small indoor play park mostly composed of a main play structure and soft play equipment area to full scale indoor play paradise covering thousands of square meters and including a diversity of “play zones”.
The “indoor play structure” also frequently called indoor tubular frame or soft play area is an essential component for any kids play center. Their scale can vary from a simple small soft play structure with most basic play events such as ball pit and slide all the way to complexes multi-level mega play labyrinth filled with tons of play events very diverse such as aerial runway, pivoting door, balance beams, punching balls, foam ball shooters, giant balls, and all sort of obstacles to climb, slide, crawl. These more advanced indoor play systems can also include custom-made theming elements either in 2D or 3D.


Children need to develop in order to become adults. There is a lot that needs to be developed and some of it can be done so in an indoor play centre. Children can develop their muscles by running around for hours on end in a countless number of different pieces of play equipment. This means that their bodies will be prepared for sports in the playground when they go to school, and could act as the building blocks for a true athlete. Many parents are eager for their children to be active and an indoor play centre is the best way to encourage activeness in children.


Indoor play centers are beginning to introduce sensory play. The equipment has been designed in order to get children to engage their senses and learn how light and colors work. This equipment can only develop children to a certain level, however getting them up to this level is imperative as it sets out a good understanding for children to then go on and learn at school. Parents want nothing more than for their children to develop well, and this will help them go on to learn information much quicker because they've had a good start in learning.

A child's development is one of the fundamental concerns of a parent. If a child isn't learning well enough at a school then parents will move them to somewhere else. Taking children to indoor play centers while they are young is great to give parents time off of their feet and also develop a child's mind and body. There are many different ways in which children can learn at an indoor play centre, some levels of learning are beyond what most adults even understand, but all of this development is essential to help children grow into adults.