Basins, pumps, screws, showers and jets. We design the loop — pump, filter, basin, element, return — and fabricate every part of it in one factory, in stainless steel, HDPE and cast acrylic.
Water holds attention in a way that no screen does, and it does it without a single line of instruction. The cost is that it has to be engineered — which is the part most suppliers skip.
A tap that never stops running will hold a four-year-old longer than any screen in the hall. Water play is the highest-dwell, lowest-instruction exhibit type there is: nobody reads the label, everybody touches it.
A screw lifts water, a gear turns it, a bucket tips when it is full. Every effect is visible and mechanical, so the exhibit still teaches something after the hundredth visit.
Basin, apron, pump skid, filtration, water treatment and the elements themselves come out of the same workshop. There is no argument between the pool contractor and the exhibit contractor about who owns the leak.
We lay out the basin to your room, place the elements, size the pump and filtration, and deliver it as one commissioned loop. Typical footprint 40–120 m².
See the zones →Standard elements with published sizes, dropped into an existing pool or specified into a new one. Buy one, or buy the set.
See the elements →Every element is a standard unit with a published size, so it can go into a pool we build or into one that already exists.
An open helical screw that lifts water two metres by hand.
A large spoked wheel with bamboo-section scoops, fed by a hand pump.
A clear tube you crouch through while water pours down its inside.
A crank-driven figure whose arms throw water in a ring.
Two jets that rise with the volume of a voice.
Aim a nozzle, shoot a floating ball into a ring.
A tap running in mid-air with no pipe above it.
A spiral of trays that carries one stream of water down in steps.
An island basin, a long river basin, a terrain table, a ring basin. Each one is a layout, not a product — it gets rebuilt against your room.
14 elements · Two-lobed basin, single level
13 elements · Basin with central tower
12 elements · Two basins, linked channel
11 elements · Compact basin, high element density
13 elements · 9000 × 5500 mm overall
15 elements · Long narrow basin
Basin volume, pump duty, turnover rate and filtration are sized together. Get one wrong and the water goes cloudy in a month — which is what most water play installations do.
Every zone is one hydraulic loop: basin, sump, pump, filtration, water treatment, elements, gravity return. We size it once and publish the pump duty so the venue can service it.
Sand or cartridge filtration plus UV, with a softening stage where the local supply is hard. Turnover is specified per zone volume, not per element count.
SUS304 for structure, HDPE for anything a child grips, cast acrylic for windows. No mild steel anywhere water can reach.
Basin depth 200–300 mm, all edges radiused, all aprons slip-resistant and drained. Elements are set so a child cannot reach a pinch point from inside the water.
Attach a theme outline, a floor plan, or nothing at all — a photo of the space is enough to start. Quotations are issued against a real exhibit list, not per-square-metre guesses.
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