FAQ — the most frequently asked questions about the P7119 rope park
How does this park differ from a traditional forest rope park?
A traditional rope park requires trees or high masts, a harness, a helmet and an instructor. Our routes have a fall height below 1 metre — they work like a playground: no belay, no permanent staff, generally accessible all year round. They can be set up in a city, in a park, a hotel or a shopping centre.
Is this a fitness playground?
No. It's a rope park — much more demanding than a playground. The obstacles engage strength, balance, coordination and courage. Some are a challenge even for adults. It's aimed at children from age 6, teenagers and adults.
Does a rope park require a building permit?
Usually not — a free-standing construction below a certain height most often requires only a notification. We'll help prepare the necessary documentation for the authorities.
What surfacing is required under a rope park?
Any soft one: natural or artificial grass, bark, gravel, wood chips, EPDM. Concrete, asphalt and stones are not permitted.
Can the park be expanded in the future?
Yes. The modular construction allows buying additional routes and expanding the park at any time — without interfering with the existing structure. Individual routes can also be swapped for others.
How much does the P7119 rope park cost?
The price depends on the configuration, surfacing and scope of installation. Ask for an individual quote — we'll prepare an offer matched to your budget and terrain.
How long does installing a rope park take?
From 3 to 5 working days, depending on the size of the installation and the type of surfacing.
Does a rope park require regular inspections?
Yes — in accordance with standard EN 15567, regular periodic inspections are recommended. We carry them out as part of warranty and post-warranty service.