Fiberglass Water Slides Supplier

The timeline depends on the size and complexity of the project.

First, we work with you to develop an initial design that meets your requirements and preferences. Next, we fine-tune the design and engineering using our proprietary Splashworx™ software and run a Ride Path Analysis to ensure every twist, turn, and drop is as safe as it is fun. The design process alone can take at least 3 weeks or more.

After the design is locked in, our engineering team will produce stamped shop drawings which average 4 to 6 weeks lead time.

Then we start manufacturing the steel and fiberglass components which can take anywhere from 14 to 16 weeks. Once we have the materials, our team assembles the slide with precision and care and installs it at your facility. Depending on the project, this can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months.

Water slides require regular upkeep to stay in top shape, especially with constant water flow. We recommend scheduling a safety inspection every 6 to 12 months with one of our technicians. Routine maintenance helps catch minor issues early, preventing costly repairs and keeping your slide safe, efficient, and ready for fun.

Yes! After installation, our team offers hands-on training for facility staff, covering operation, maintenance, and safety protocols for efficient daily use.

As a fiberglass water slides supplier, we use only premium materials for our products. Our water slides are made from high-quality fiberglass with a proprietary durable top-coat finish for long-lasting color and protection.

Our premium top coat, called Keep It Shiny™, is an industrial-grade protective finish that we use on every project. Not only does it retain your product’s shine and color, but it also protects the slide from harsh UV rays and insulates against freezing winter temperatures.

We use American-made stainless steel for our aquatic play units.

Towers are available as hot-dipped galvanized (HDG) steel, with the option for powder coating, concrete, or Hybrid fiberglass-reinforced plastic (FRP) is available as a lightweight, corrosion-resistant alternative for towers and supports.