Fiber Reinforced Plastic (FRP)-based play equipment is becoming more and more popular in parks and schools as a long-lasting, environmentally responsible substitute for wood and metal. FRP guarantees long-term use while demonstrating a dedication to sustainability because it is resistant to rust, deterioration, and weather damage. It is robust, lightweight, and ideal for contemporary public areas.
FRP equipment encourages inclusivity and safety in addition to durability. Recyclable materials lessen their influence on the environment, while smooth, non-toxic surfaces diminish the chance of accidents. FRP is being used by educational institutions, housing complexes, and public planners to create play areas that promote social contact, physical activity, and environmental awareness among kids and families.
According to industry analysts, FRP will influence how urban play infrastructure develops in the future. Its eco-friendly appeal, adaptable designs, and low maintenance requirements help achieve sustainable development objectives and Smart City projects. It can also be customized according to one’s imagination and requirement, offering flexibility for unique concepts. Strongly recommended for resorts and coastal schools, FRP withstands salty environments, making it a superior substitute to traditional alternatives. More than innovation, it symbolizes a change to more environmentally friendly living, where kids grow up in environments that are safe and sustainable.
Sujit Dutta of Wonderland Mangala Industries said, “Bengal has always been a creative hub, nurturing both talent and craftsmanship, and giving the world icons like Rabindranath Tagore, Satyajit Ray, Amartya Sen, Mrinal Sen, Pritam Chakraborty, Sabyasachi, Shantanu Moitra, Kumar Sanu, and Arijit Singh. Building on this legacy, we want to take Bengal’s creativity to the international stage through innovations in play zones, water parks, and resort experiences. FRP is a product that makes it possible to turn imagination into reality, adding unique value to resorts and leisure destinations, while also creating significant employment opportunities.”
