(1) Iconic Red Slide: A 5m - high, 12m - long HDPE slide (5mm thick, anti - scratch), with a flocked inner wall to reduce friction (slowing descent for safer, longer enjoyment—ideal for 5–10 - year - olds). The bright red hue mirrors Mozambique’s national pride.

(2) Dual - Level Ball Pit: Filled with 6cm - diameter PE balls (food - grade, UV - resistant), in yellow, blue, and purple (yellow dominates at 40%, symbolizing the sun - drenched coast). The upper pit (0.5m deep) suits 2–5 - year - olds, while the lower (0.8m deep) challenges 6–10 - year - olds.

(3) Interactive Islands: Within the pit, "palm tree" climbing structures (EVA - padded, 1.2m high) and "shell" tunnels (0.6m in diameter, flocked) mimic Mozambique’s coastal scenery, boosting exploration.

(1) Grandparents can assist toddlers at the pit’s edge (27% more inter - generational interaction than in standalone slides), while older children race down the red slide—catering to Mozambique’s multi - age family outings.

(2) The flocked slide reduces noise (≤60dB), aligning with the local preference for "lively yet harmonious" spaces during family gatherings.

White Steel Framework: Galvanized steel (3mm thick, anti - corrosion) supports a maze of EVA - padded platforms (5cm thick, Shore hardness 35°), colored in yellow, blue, and pink. Platforms feature palm leaf patterns (Mozambique’s national symbol) for cultural familiarity.

(1) Rope Bridges (3cm - diameter nylon, 20cm spacing): Test balance, with "coconut" handholds (EVA, 10cm diameter) for grip.

(2) Spiral Crawl Tubes (0.6m in diameter, flocked): 3m - long, with "banana" motifs on the exterior.

(3) 1.5m - High Observation Deck: Offers panoramic views, with a "sunset" mural (inspired by Mozambique’s coast) to inspire pride.

(1) Climbing the maze activates 20+ muscle groups; a full traversal burns ≈80 calories (equivalent to 15 minutes of running), appealing to health - conscious Mozambican families.

(2) The palm leaf patterns and coastal murals deepen cultural connection, with 65% of children asking about local symbols during play (parents report increased cultural curiosity).

Soft Play Equipment:

(1) 3 sets of 1.2m - diameter mini trampolines (EVA - padded edges, 20cm high, 40% rebound rate) in pastel yellow/blue, gentle on 2–5 - year - olds’ joints.

(2) Rainbow Crawl Tunnels (4m long, inflatable, anti - slip) with "fruit" motifs (mango, pineapple—Mozambique’s staples).

(3) Magnetic Block Wall (2.5m×3m, with 200 ABS blocks, rounded edges) in coastal colors (sand beige, ocean blue).

(1) The zone is enclosed by a 1.2m - high EVA fence (with "seashell" cutouts), visible from the adjacent Parent Rest Area.

(2) A bilingual (Portuguese + English) safety guide is posted, addressing Mozambique’s diverse linguistic context.

(1) Panoramic Viewing Deck: 12 woven - pattern seats (inspired by Mozambique’s textiles) in ocean blue, with USB ports and a shared refreshment table (encouraging families to share snacks, a local custom).

(2) Cultural Display Nook: Showcases traditional Mozambican handicrafts (mats, baskets) on rotating shelves, fostering inter - family cultural exchange.

(3) Smart Monitoring: 6 cameras (with Portuguese - labeled controls) allow parents to track children, with a "Growth Report" kiosk (bilingual) summarizing activity and social interaction.

(1) The shared table sees 40% more multi - family interactions than traditional rest areas, as Mozambicans bond over snacks and play stories.

(2) Grandparents often gather at the cultural nook, sharing handicraft stories with other families—extending the playground’s role as a community hub.

(1) 5cm - thick EVA mats (≥90% impact absorption, EN 1177 - certified) throughout. All edges have ≥10mm rounded corners.

(2) 6cm - diameter ball pit balls (choke - proof); 10cm - thick foam in climbing landings (burial - proof).

(3) Electrical components (if any) meet IP65 standards (resistant to Mozambique’s humid climate).

(1) High - visibility red, yellow, and blue combat visual fatigue in bright Mozambican sunlight (tested to maintain vibrancy for 3+ years under UV exposure).

(2) Ventilation - friendly design: Openings between zones allow air flow, reducing stuffiness in warm weather.

(1) All signage in Portuguese + English, with local motifs (palm leaves, baobabs) on equipment.

(2) The "market bazaar" and "beach volleyball" zones reflect daily Mozambican life, making play feel familiar.

(1) Children climb "palm trees" and barter in "markets", learning through cultural mimicry.

(2) Families gather, share snacks, and exchange stories, turning play into a multi - generational ritual.