From survey to opening

Blast Zone service planning makes the next decision visible

A six-step working path connects site constraints, attraction zoning, technical review, installation handoff, and operator training without hiding unresolved assumptions.

Six services, one shared decision log

01

Site input review

Floor plan, clear height, columns, sprinkler zones, exits, live-load notes, and landlord constraints are logged before concept work.

02

Guest-flow zoning

Age bands, guardian seating, shoe change, birthday arrivals, quiet retreat, and staff sightlines shape the first blocking plan.

03

System specification

Module geometry, netting, foam density, vinyl finish, surfacing, and access points are recorded with applicable test documents.

04

Coordination review

Installer, architect, fire consultant, insurer, and authority comments are tracked as open, accepted, or revised decisions.

05

Commissioning

Assembly records, torque checks, finish inspection, surfacing verification, and punch-list closure create the handover baseline.

06

Operator handoff

Daily checks, cleaning sequences, wear parts, escalation contacts, and review intervals are assigned to named roles.

Evidence attached to each gate

These are process counts, not performance guarantees; project-specific requirements can add steps.

6planning gates
4core drawing reviews
3handover record groups
1open-issues register
Operator reviewing an indoor playground floor plan

Bring the room, not just the wish list

We can begin with a marked-up floor plan and a short constraints call.

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