KristallTurm, a quality provider of high ropes courses and other play equipment, will attend the 2024 edition of IAAPA Expo Asia, which will be its 11th year at the event.
The firm is known as a leading manufacturer of high ropes courses, and since it was established in 2010, it has delivered over 70 projects across more than 30 countries.
KristallTurm will be exhibiting its unique concept once more at this year’s IAAPA Expo Asia, which will take place from 27 to 30 May at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center in Bangkok, Thailand.
Delegates can meet Corinna Schlosser and Judith Yong, sales, Julia Krinner, marketing, and Heinz Tretter, CEO and general manager, at booth #1325. To book a meeting, please email sales@kristallturm.de.
Modular free-standing design
KristallTurm was founded by master carpenter and technical business economist Heinz Tretter in 2010. This was a response to the growing demand for high ropes courses and followed the success of his first, experimental high ropes course in Lenggries, Germany.
Tretter designed a pioneering concept for a free-standing high ropes course that benefits visitors, operators, and investors alike. The modular design allows high ropes courses to be built nearly anywhere. Various sizes and heights can be created, tailored to the customers’ needs.
Today, KristallTurm high ropes courses are found worldwide, with locations in Spain, China, the US, and Cuba, for example, as well as aboard cruise liners.
In 2013, the company expanded its product line to include climbing and bouldering walls, playgrounds, and fitness equipment. Every component is individually made at KristallTurm’s locksmith, carpentry, or station construction facilities. In 2020, the firm set up an additional production site in Achenkirch, Austria, to increase its in-house production capacity.
Serving the Asia region
KristallTurm has catered to a global clientele since it was first founded. This has led to the establishment of an international network of sales and collaboration partners, and so local representatives are available in many regional markets.
Selected projects in the Asia region include:
Shanghai Port, China. This year-round attraction welcomes around 30,000 visitors per season and consists of a KT-13 with three levels and 94 climbing elements. The course incorporates a base platform, roofing, tube slide, giant swing, and kids’ course.
Muscle Monster, Japan. This KT-18 course is part of a leisure park and attracts approximately 100,000 visitors each season. It features 90 climbing elements over three levels and includes a base platform, observation deck, giant swing, and slackline.
OSAKA Expo Park, Japan. The course at OSAKA Expo Park offers 120 climbing elements in a four-level KT-18. Add-ons include an observation deck and additional internal and external stairs.
Jinling Jungle, China. The KT-18 course at Jinling Jungle is open year-round and features four levels and 139 climbing elements. It also has an event platform, kids’ course, giant swing, additional stairs, access control, flying fox, pillow jump, abseiling station, plank run, floor platform, and colour coating.
All images kind courtesy of KristallTurm GmbH & Co.KG
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