Water Park Gallery
The following galleries highlight some of our most recent project. Click the link to access the thumbnail images or click the thumbnail image to access the main gallery for each project.
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Cable Beach Club, Broome: March 2011
We have recently completed a water park at the prestigious Cable Beach Club in Broome, which includes ten ground sprays with random sequencing ranging from 1 to 5 seconds, three flower features in the form of frangipanis and bougainvillea to reflect local flora, arched sprays, water cannons, wall sprays and a 4.5m high triple bucket spiller. The project was completed on a very tight deadlines with the resort still open.
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City of Forbes, New South Wales
The Forbes water park features a custom-made drangonfly shower and a spraying bullrush pole feature to reflect and compliment the lakeside location. The entire scheme
is in keeping with the local surrounds and the brushed concrete flooring incorporates a natural sand finish with a smart charcoal band. The park took less than 10 days
to complete from start to finish and like all of our water parks, includes push button activation, automatic chlorine and UV water treatment, no standing water, random sequenced features, and interchangeable and replaceable pole feature components.
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Yalgoo Water Park - December 2010
The Yalgoo spray park consists of a themed play space which incorporates the local children's artwork and elements of local flora in its design along with tipping buckets, water cannons, spray arches and various ground spouts. Light towers and shade sails make the park suitable for night and day-time use.
The playground includes a number of standard features such as push button activation, automatic chlorine and UV water treatment, no standing water, concrete flooring with high slip resistance, random sequenced features, and interchangeable and replaceable pole feature components.
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Sandstone Water Park - September 2011
The Sandstone water park features a custom soft-fall rubber floor designed to embody the colours of the Shire logo. Along with a colourful mix of pole features, spraying arches and water canons, the park also includes a coloured windmill feature which reflects key elements of the Council's insignia and a shower ring feature which allows users to stand inside a complete circle of cascading water. The park also includes push button activation, automatic chlorine and UV water treatment, no standing water, concrete or rubber flooring with high slip resistance, random sequenced features, and interchangeable and replaceable pole feature components.
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Onslow Water Park - January 2011
The Onslow water park theme is based on local flora, fauna and industry with custom-designed features including the iconic Ashburton Pea along with a windmill and 3m long Spanish mackerel. The park also includes water cannons, ground spouts and an innovative 1200mm wide tipping loader bucket. Shade sails, lights, fencing and artwork by the local children help set-off the original, custom design.
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Cue Water Park - SILVER MEDAL WINNER 2009 SPASA AWARDS
In late 2008, Water Features by Design successfully tendered to design, manufacture and install an interactive Water park in Cue, Western Australia.
The Shire of Cue required a fun, safe, interactive environment where local children could cool off in the sweltering summer months. The facility also needed to be low maintenance and compliant with relevant Health Department regulations.
In just two trips, each five days long, with a six week break over the Christmas period for the concrete to cure, this award-winning park was completed on budget and weeks ahead of the client’s deadline.
The parts and components were all custom-designed to suit the client’s specification including a spraying daisy, overhead shower, ground spouts, water canons, spraying palms and arches.
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The Carnarvon Water Park was built on a very tight budget and extremely difficult geographical conditions with the high water table and excessive winds. This is a good example of a park that opted against the usual inclusion of shade sails and coloured conrete or soft-fall rubber flooring, yet remains a fully functional, interactive water park that includes a triple bucket spiller, daisy shower, spraying arch, duelling cannons, shower head and spraying palm. It's beach-side location makes it a firm favourite with loca children.
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Little Aussies Childcare Centre
The client wanted an area that could be used not only for water play during the summer months, but as a servicable play area during the winter as well. This required installation of a non-slip, all-weather flooring suitable for both wet and dry activity.
The Water Fun! area includes a number of interactive features such as push-button
fountains along with a series of timed water spouts for random
jets of water - perfect
for adding that extra element of fun and surprise for kids
of all ages. The area needed
to be quite compact
to fit within the centre's outdoor space
and does not require supervision by a
lifeguard as the water doesn't pool at a depth
of more than a centimetre.
