Spatial allocation
All Family Entertainment Centres whether they incorporate soft adventure play, trampoline park equipment, ninja courses, climbing, virtual reality, agility equipment, parkour, interactive equipment, sensory equipment or inflatable products operate best when the correct amount of space is allocated for activities, seating and ancillary areas (Kitchen, reception, servery, toilets, party rooms, etc.).
Different equipment types have different user capacities so our design teams can advise on the optimum spatial allocation for your project so that you do not over or under capitalise on your investment. The aim is to provide sufficient ‘play value’ for users whilst providing sufficient seating within the facility for spectators.
Soft play café example – A small 100 sq. m. café would probably have no more that 20% of the space allocated for play equipment, the rest would be seating and ancillaries.
Large soft play centre example – A larger single activity soft play centre would be optimum with approximately one third of the space for play equipment, one third for seating and one third for ancillaries.
Trampoline park example – A single activity trampoline park would be optimum with up to two thirds of the space for equipment, the remainder being allocated for seating and ancillary areas.
Family Entertainment Centre example – The optimum layout for a multi-activity Family Entertainment Centre would depend entirely on the product mix and quantities of each product selected.
optimum design layout