Waterworks International Splashpads!
The fun and excitement of interactive water play is no longer restricted to the big budgets.
"You control as much of the design process and installation as you choose which in turn allows you to control costs."
This easy-to-install and easy-to-maintain modular water play system emphasizes affordability, flexibility and accessibility. Waterworks International's Splashpads make interactive water fun a cost-effective option for park districts, day care centers, special education facilities, youth groups and community centers, zoos, and hotels of all sizes.
 Green designs allow for minimal water usage |
 ADA accessible |
 No lifeguard necessary |
 No pooling water reduces liability |
Above Ground Water Features
Our vast array of above ground water features allows you to design a fun water play environment that is unique and exciting.
Each component has a different effect that children of all ages will enjoy exploring.
An above ground tower effect that throws a column of water straight up between 40' and 60'.
A hybrid tower effect that looks like our laminar bubble in an earthquake.
These fun noodle tubes throw water in wildly random patterns that are never the same.
Provides a cone of water spouting off the top and streams of water cascading off the palm leaves.
An interactive above ground feature that creates excitement and anticipation waiting for the buckets to fill and spill.
Three arms with misting nozzles where lots of people can cool off simultaneously.
Splashpad Element Categories
Splashpads are made up of two categories of elements: We have an ever-growing list of creative elements designed with fun and inspiration in mind. To immerse yourself in the options begin by choosing one of the following Categories:
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| These exciting elements are made of rugged stainless steel construction and finished with a resiliant UV stabilized finish. |
These in gorund elements produce a wide array of effects from small foamy fountains to large glass-like arcs of water. |
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