Water play starts with the right system.
Pools
Commercial aquatics built around swim programs and families.
Multi-use pools sized for open swim, lessons, and neighborhood demand.
Lane configurations for teams, schools, and training programs.
Warm-water and zero-entry pools for therapy, seniors, and toddlers.
Slides, climbing walls, and drop features that add draw to a pool.
Splash Pads
Zero-depth systems and the features that go on them.
Complete zero-depth pads sized from neighborhood to regional.
In-deck jets and bubblers that keep sight lines wide open.
Arches, rain curtains, and tipping buckets that anchor a pad.
Low-flow features and separated space for the youngest visitors.
Accessories
Everything on the deck around the water.
Rails, ladders, transfer steps, and pool lifts for accessible entry.
Rules boards, depth markers, rescue equipment, and lifeguard stations.
Perimeter fencing and self-closing gates that support controlled access and code compliance.
Looking for a different water-play system?
We work with multiple manufacturers, so the options go beyond what’s shown here.
Equipment
The mechanical systems behind the water.
Recirculating filtration that reuses treated water instead of draining it.
Pump packages, surge tanks, and below-grade plumbing.
Timers, activators, and sequencing that manage water use.
Chemical controllers, UV, and sanitation built for public aquatics.
Water Features
Standalone features for plazas, entries, and shallow play.
Features children interact with directly.
Jets set flush into the paving.
A water wall that marks an entry.
Need something different?
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Great water play
starts on paper.
Visibility, accessibility, drainage, water treatment, supervision, and maintenance must be designed as one complete system. We plan depths, sightlines, and circulation early, so the facility is easier to staff, maintain, and keep open season after season.
Why it matters
Safety around water is designed in, not added.
The CDC’s Model Aquatic Health Code covers design, construction, operation, and maintenance—not just water treatment.
Lower drowning risk for ages 1–4 in one study; still supervise.
Pool-wall length sets the required accessible entries.
Required for pools with 300+ feet of wall, with some exceptions.
Figures reflect cited research or federal guidance. Requirements and performance vary by facility, product, jurisdiction, installation, use, and maintenance.
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We help compare aquatic options around how the space will be used, operated, maintained, and funded.