A Jump into the Heart of the Alps: The New Stop&Go at Wildpark Ferleiten
Right at the foot of the famous Grossglockner High Alpine Road, where Austrian nature reveals itself in all its majesty, fun has found a new form. We are proud to present the latest installation by Industrie Ricreative: a customized Stop&Go trampoline system for the wonderful Wildpark Ferleiten.
An Explosion of Color and Nature
To blend perfectly with the park’s environment, the client chose a vibrant combination of green and yellow. But the true touch of magic comes from the hand-painted airbrush decorations: the stars are the park’s animals! Deer, ibex, and forest inhabitants seem to jump alongside the children, making it an unforgettable visual experience for both little explorers and their companions.
Technical Excellence and Tailor-Made Design
The facility, with generous dimensions of 9.05 x 9.05 meters, was designed to ensure dynamic play flows and maximum safety. The configuration includes:
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Advanced Modularity: 3 mini mats combined with a 5.16 m Long Line and a 7.99 m Long Line for spectacular jumps in total freedom.
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Comfort and Access: Equipped with the exclusive Stop&Go padding for safe breaks, a ladder with a landing, and a 1-meter wide walkway to facilitate entry.
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Indestructible Materials: Hot-dip galvanized and painted steel frame, electro-galvanized springs, and film-faced birch boards for maximum resistance to alpine weather conditions.
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Certified Safety: PVC protection cushions with non-deformable foam (density 30), fully sealed, and plug-in safety nets.
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Handcrafted Mats: Our iconic hand-woven mats, soft to the touch but capable of lasting over 10 years, equipped with stainless steel hooks for quick attachment.
Aesthetic Excellence in Every Detail
The perimeter is finished with a two-tone PVC aesthetic skirt (80 cm high), which conceals the technical structures, leaving room only for the beauty of the colors and customized graphics.
“We have combined the adrenaline of jumping with the beauty of Wildpark Ferleiten, creating a space where children can feel as agile as the chamois that inhabit these mountains.”
