Customer scenes, design concepts and GR factory references follow the five stages below. The concepts and process images explain a possible project journey; they are not a record of delivery at the photographed location.
CUSTOMER IDEA
Let the play reflect the place.
A long green course, a shark entrance and a blue themed track each give pool play a recognisable identity. These photographs come from different customer settings and are grouped to explore how a visual theme can shape the experience.
For a hotel or resort, a brief could start with the atmosphere guests already recognise: bright and energetic, playful and character-led, or a restrained colour direction. The idea should work with the available water area and the visitors the venue wants to welcome.
DESIGN CONCEPT
Turn a theme into a connected experience.
The green-and-yellow concept explores a clear route with smaller obstacles leading towards a climbing and sliding feature. A consistent palette connects the individual elements without relying on a crowded mixture of shapes.
The study offers a starting point for exploring a resort identity through colour and shape. Available branding options and the selected play elements can then be discussed together, with the surroundings and intended visitors in mind.
FACTORY MAKING
Make the details part of the whole.
The proposal has to become individual pieces that can be made. Material preparation, panel assembly and finishing bring a drawn shape into physical form; the construction method depends on the selected inflatable.
The GR factory views show the hands-on work behind our inflatables. They provide a starting point for discussing construction, appearance and the product information relevant to the equipment in a new proposal.
INSTALLATION PLANNING
Connect the course to its surroundings.
The terrace, pool edge and spaces where guests gather are visible around the green course. They provide context for reviewing the proposed footprint and how people move between the surrounding venue and the water.
The actual pool plan gives the project team a reference for reviewing access and the surrounding spaces. Those details can be considered alongside the selected equipment and the operator’s installation arrangements.
IN USE
Different themes. A familiar sense of play.
The blue themed track shows another way of giving a pool activity its own character. Colour and recognisable forms become part of the experience alongside the physical challenges.
These are separate customer examples rather than stages of one installation. Together, they offer a starting point for discussing the visual character you would like to bring to your own hotel or resort.