Fire Safety Precautions for Trampoline Parks


Release time:

2026-01-30

If the trampoline park is located inside a shopping mall, it should be situated on the first to third floors of the mall and must not be placed in an underground mall or on floors above the fourth. Moreover, indoor trampoline parks must have at least two safety exits, one of which should be an independent fire exit. When the shopping mall is a high-rise building, it is mandatory to provide a separate, dedicated exit. Second, given the large scale and volume of facilities in a trampoline park, firefighting efforts become particularly challenging in the event of a fire. Therefore, fire-rescue areas should be set up around the building to enhance its ability to fight fires effectively. Third, corresponding fire-rescue windows can be installed on the exterior facades of the building at the rescue areas, allowing firefighters to access intermediate levels for rescue operations during a fire. Fourth, ...

If the trampoline park is located inside a shopping mall, it should be situated on the first to third floors of the mall and must not be placed in an underground mall or on the fourth floor or higher. Moreover, an indoor trampoline park must have at least two safety exits, one of which can be an independent fire exit. When the shopping mall is a high-rise building, it is mandatory to provide a separate exit.

Second, given the large scale of functional areas in trampoline parks, firefighting efforts become particularly challenging once a fire breaks out. Therefore, fire-rescue areas should be established around the building to enhance its fire-fighting capabilities in the event of a fire.

Third, corresponding fire-rescue windows can be installed on the exterior facades of buildings at rescue sites, allowing firefighters to access the mezzanine level for firefighting and rescue operations in the event of a fire.

Fourth, in the event of a fire, the large amounts of toxic smoke generated by combustible materials are the primary cause of suffocation and death among personnel. Therefore, all materials used in the facility must be noncombustible, flame-retardant, or combustible materials that have undergone flame-retardant treatment.

Fifth, ensure that all fire-fighting equipment is fully equipped and adequately stocked, including fire extinguishers, emergency lighting for fire incidents, and evacuation direction signs.