Drawing Version
The latest drawing should show the correct layout, size, direction, entrance, exit and any custom notes. Old versions should be removed from the decision file.
Outdoor and indoor play projects made in China.
Photos, rough sizes, or drawings are all usable for a first reply.

Playground equipment production does not start with cutting material. It starts when the project file is clear enough: site size, drawing, product list, color note, material direction, packing request and shipment plan.
A small missing note can become a large delay later. A wrong slide direction, old color file, missing bolt bag label or unclear carton mark may not look serious at quotation stage, but it matters when the order reaches the site.
If you already have a confirmed layout, send the latest version only. If the design changed, tell us which old file should be ignored.

A clean order file helps production, inspection, packing and loading follow the same project direction.
The first job is to understand what the buyer is really asking for. A message may say “outdoor playground,” but the site may be a school yard, community park, resort garden or public tender project.
We check whether the project is for a park, school, kindergarten, indoor room, hotel, mall, community or custom theme site.
Length, width, clear height, blocked corners, paths, gates, columns and existing ground help decide what can fit.
Toddler, preschool, school-age and mixed-age projects use different platform height, play route and material notes.
A product photo, sketch or old layout helps show the direction. It still needs to be checked against the real site.

Before production starts, the order needs one clear version. The drawing, item list, color notes and material notes should not be scattered across many old messages.
The latest drawing should show the correct layout, size, direction, entrance, exit and any custom notes. Old versions should be removed from the decision file.
The item list should match the quote. Slides, swings, climbing parts, panels, platforms, soft play pieces and spare parts need clear names or model notes.
Steel, plastic, rope, stainless steel, foam, PVC cover and surface finish should be confirmed before production. Color notes need one final file.
If the buyer needs certificate files, inspection photos, packing records or tender documents, that request should be listed before production planning.
Hardware sorting, carton marks, product group labels and fragile part protection should be discussed early, especially for mixed playground orders.
Container loading, order volume, destination, packing size and shipping schedule need a practical check before the order reaches the warehouse.

Once the buyer confirms the order file, the factory side checks materials, parts, hardware, color notes and production schedule. This is where small mismatches should be caught.
The product list is compared with the drawing. Main parts, platform height, slide direction, climbing route, swing seats, soft play pieces and custom panels are checked against the approved file.
Material notes are reviewed before work starts. Steel parts, plastic colors, rope nets, soft play covers, fasteners and special pieces should follow the confirmed direction.
If a buyer sends a late change, we check whether it affects price, schedule, material, packing or drawing. Some changes are simple. Some change the full order.
The table below shows how the order usually moves. Different projects may add extra drawing, document or approval steps.
| Stage | What Happens | Buyer Should Confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Inquiry Review | Site, age group, use scene, reference image and project direction are checked. | Country, site size, photos, age group and product direction. |
| Quotation File | Product list, size, material direction, packing note and budget are discussed. | Item list, reference model, budget range and special requirements. |
| Drawing Confirmation | Layout, direction, color note, custom parts and latest version are confirmed. | Approved drawing version and old files that should be ignored. |
| Production | Main parts, frames, slides, ropes, panels, soft play parts or custom pieces are made. | No late changes unless schedule and cost are rechecked. |
| Checking and Packing | Product groups, hardware, carton marks, packing photos and records are prepared as agreed. | Packing requirements and photo requests before packing starts. |
| Shipment | Loading plan, packing list, container notes and shipment records are handled. | Destination details, forwarder notes and document needs. |
During production, the goal is to keep the order matched to the approved file. That means checking not only the large structure, but also the small parts that installers will need later.
Color mismatch, wrong slide direction, missing fastener pack, mixed model part, unclear logo panel or wrong carton mark should be found before shipment.
For mixed-product orders, hardware sorting matters. A bolt bag for one structure should not be hidden inside another product group.
For custom pieces, a selected photo can be useful before packing. This is especially true for themed panels, stainless steel slides, soft play shapes or special color items.

Keep the order file clean at each step.
Buyer sends site size, photos, age group and reference products.
Product list, budget direction, material notes and layout are discussed.
Drawing, colors, materials, packing notes and document requests are confirmed.
Parts are made according to the approved file and checked by order group.
Carton marks, hardware packs, loading records and shipment details are handled.

Packing is part of the manufacturing process. When the container arrives, the site team should be able to understand what belongs where.
Carton marks should be readable. Hardware packs should be separated clearly. Large parts should be grouped so the installer does not open every package to find one panel.
For orders with several structures, product group labels help the receiver sort parts at the site. This is useful for schools, parks, indoor rooms and mixed commercial projects.
If loading photos or packing photos are needed, ask before the warehouse starts final loading. After the container is closed, some records cannot be added.
FAQ for order files, drawing confirmation, production records, packing and shipment.
Before production starts, the buyer should confirm the product list, drawing version, colors, material notes, site information, packing needs, document requests and payment or order terms.
The drawing version tells production which layout, colors, dimensions, product list and special notes are current. Old drawings can create mistakes if they remain in the order file.
Yes. Production photos, packing photos, carton marks, hardware package photos and loading photos can be discussed before the order reaches that stage.
Before shipment, the buyer may check product groups, carton marks, packing list, hardware packs, selected inspection photos, document copies and loading records according to the order.
Some small changes may still be possible. Changes that affect structure, material, color, custom parts, packing or shipment need to be checked again before we confirm.
Send the site size, photos, age group, reference product and any drawing or document request. We will check the project file before preparing the quotation direction.