Aquaglide Icecap Commercial Water Park Climbing Wall

Description

A climbing dome and balance element form theAquaglide IcecapCommercial Challenge Series module. Its Duratex 0.90 mm, 1100-denier reinforced PVC tarpaulin inflates to 14 ft by 12 ft by 6 ft 7 in. The module supports up to four concurrent users within an 800 lbs total load limit.

Three independent air chambers operate at the listed 1.5 PSI pressure. Sixteen molded safety grip handles and textured climbing treads support the listed climbing layout, while four 316 stainless steel D-ring anchor blocks provide the listed mooring points.

Key Features of the Icecap Climbing Dome

• Duratex 1100-denier reinforced PVC forms the listed commercial-grade climbing-dome construction.
• RF interlocking welded seams provide the listed structural seam technology.
• Four users can occupy the module within the listed 800 lbs total load limit.
• A 5 ft 8 in minimum water depth provides the listed clearance zone.
• Three independent chambers operate at the listed 1.5 PSI inflation pressure.
• Sixteen molded grip handles and textured treads support the listed climbing layout.
• Four 316 stainless steel D-ring blocks provide the listed mooring attachment points.
• DIN EN ISO 25649 compliance and WWA Safety Directives approval are stated.
• The 97 lbs dry weight supports handling and water-based deployment planning.

Use and Capacity

The Icecap is a modular floating obstacle-course climbing dome and balance element. It supports up to four concurrent users within the listed 800 lbs total load limit. The required minimum water depth of 5 ft 8 in provides the listed safety-clearance zone under the inflated module.

Operators should maintain the listed 1.5 PSI pressure across the three independent air chambers. The available product details do not list a pump, anchor system, mooring lines, repair kit, supervision equipment, or connecting straps as included.

Materials and Construction

Duratex 0.90 mm, 1100-denier reinforced PVC tarpaulin forms the listed commercial-grade construction. Radio-frequency interlocking welded seams provide the listed structural seam technology. Molded handles, textured climbing treads, and four stainless steel D-ring anchor blocks form the listed climbing and mooring hardware.

Water, sand, sunscreen residue, and debris can still collect around PVC panels, welded seams, climbing treads, handles, and D-rings. Rinse and inspect the product regularly. Follow manufacturer guidance for inflation, anchoring, cleaning, and seasonal storage.

Installation and Setup

The Aquaglide climbing dome inflates to 14 ft by 12 ft by 6 ft 7 in and weighs 97 lbs when dry. Installers should choose a location with at least 5 ft 8 in of water depth, allow room for the complete inflated structure, and plan the four-point mooring layout before deployment.

Inflate all three chambers to the listed 1.5 PSI operating pressure. The available product details do not list a pump, anchors, mooring lines, repair kit, or safety equipment as included.

Care and Operating Notes

Rinse the PVC surfaces, RF-welded seams, climbing treads, handles, and D-rings with fresh water after use. Remove salt, sand, sunscreen residue, and debris before storage or reinflation. Inspect chambers, valves, seams, handles, treads, D-rings, and visible PVC surfaces before operation. Follow manufacturer instructions for inflation, repairs, cleaning products, storage, and approved replacement parts.

Warranty and Support

The Icecap carries a 3-year limited commercial fleet warranty. Coverage follows the manufacturer’s stated warranty terms and may be subject to exclusions, conditions, and registration requirements.

Before Ordering

Confirm that the intended water location provides at least 5 ft 8 in of depth and space for the 14 ft by 12 ft by 6 ft 7 in module. Plan for no more than four concurrent users within the 800 lbs total load limit, maintain 1.5 PSI across three air chambers, and account for the 97 lbs dry weight during handling and setup.