Ball pit price: what affects it
The price of a ball pit does not come from a catalogue but from your venue. Here we explain what determines it and what a quote should include, so you can compare with confidence.
What affects the price
- The floor area and the share of it set aside for the play area.
- The ceiling height, which decides how many levels the structure can have.
- The elements you choose: ball pool, slides, tunnels, nets, baby zone.
- The level of customisation: theming, colours, special dimensions.
- The location: transport and installation depend on where the venue is.
Why buying from the manufacturer lowers the cost
Where there are intermediaries, each one adds a margin. We manufacture ourselves, so the price you see is the factory price. And because we design, build and install, there are no several companies to coordinate.
What a quote should include
- The design of the playground before manufacturing.
- The manufacturing of all the elements.
- Transport and installation, or what is not included.
- The safety standard applied in manufacturing (EN 1176 and EN 1177).
- The lead time for manufacturing and installation.
If a quote does not spell this out, ask. Ours are issued made to measure and with no obligation.
How to request your quote
Tell us the floor area, the ceiling height, the type of business, the city or country and your ideas. With that we prepare a proposal to your measurements. More detail on ball pits and how we work.
Frequently asked questions
Do you publish your prices?
We do not publish fixed prices because every playground is made to measure. We send you a precise quote with no obligation once we know your venue.
Is there a charge for the quote?
No. The quote is free and carries no obligation.
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