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We normally begin with a site visit and feasibility assessment. From there, we develop a concept and quotation based on the site, project goals and budget.

Once approved, Ziplord can manage the project through installation, staff training, health and safety sign-off, operational preparation and opening to the public.

Safety is considered throughout design, construction and operation. We train your staff to correctly operate the attractions and carry out regular maintenance and inspection procedures.

We also aim to remain a long-term technical partner, supporting maintenance and continued staff development so that your team can confidently operate the attractions.

Potentially, yes. We work with clients who want to create entirely new adventure destinations as well as those looking to add one attraction to an existing hotel, resort, recreation facility or property.

The first step is understanding the site and determining what type of attraction is technically suitable and commercially realistic.

The natural environment is considered from the concept-design stage. We aim to position and construct attractions in ways that work with the landscape rather than compete with it.

Our approach considers conservation principles, environmental impact and how the final experience can encourage visitors to appreciate and connect with nature.

Not at all. We work on adventure projects of different scales.

That could mean a children's zipline or tree house on a private property, a new attraction for an existing resort, or the development of a complete adventure park.

There is no single standard price because each project is designed around the site, attraction type, scale, technical requirements and available budget.

Following an initial discussion and site assessment, we can develop an appropriate concept and project quotation.