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Rain Deck
Rain Deck designs and manufactures splash pad and spray park products across three lines: commercial, light-commercial and residential. Splash pads are zero-depth water attractions built from spray jets and above-ground spray features, and the company lists RV campgrounds, mobile home parks, HOA community parks, apartment and condo complexes, day-care centres and pre-schools, small and large city parks, hotels, resorts, amusement parks and residential backyards among the settings its products go into.
Systems can run on fresh water or pass-through, grey water, recirculation or pool tie-in configurations. Above-ground features mount on a common Rain Deck footing base, so features can be removed or interchanged without additional cost, and the Rain Exchange Program lets an owner swap in newer features later. The company sells direct rather than through distributors, and says its design and planning department works with contractors, designers and owners from initial design to installation, including custom features and paint schemes.
Commercial features are stainless steel and carry a 25-year warranty, with most including a stainless steel footing base. Light-commercial products are offered in stainless steel, fiberglass and high-strength PVC and use the same interchangeable design. Residential kits are patented and come in 6, 8, 12 or 16 nozzle configurations, as stand-alone pads or tied into a pool. Warranties across the product range run from two years to lifetime depending on the item. The catalogue also covers control systems, nozzles, tanks, LED lights and rubber surfacing.
Individual above-ground features are priced on the site — a stainless steel mini mushroom is listed at $5,781 and a water fall bucket at $17,552, for example — but complete system pricing is quoted by a sales representative. Rain Deck supplies products rather than installation, so a contractor is still needed. The published contact number is 1-888-445-RAIN (7246), with a fax line at 866-869-3942.
Best for
RV parks, campgrounds, mobile home parks, HOAs and apartment communities adding a zero-depth water amenity, and contractors buying features direct. Rain Deck supplies the products, not the installation.
What they do
- Commercial stainless steel splash pad features
- Light-commercial splash pad products
- Patented residential splash pad kits
- Splash pad control systems
- Splash pad nozzles and tanks
- Splash pad rubber surfacing
- LED lighting for water features
- Custom and themed water feature design
Details
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| How they charge | Individual above-ground features are priced on the site; complete splash pad packages are quoted by a sales representative. |
What stands out
- Stainless steel commercial features carry a 25-year warranty; warranties across the range run from two years to lifetime.
- Patented residential kits come in 6, 8, 12 or 16 nozzle configurations, as stand-alone pads or tied into a pool.
- Features mount on a common footing base so they can be removed or interchanged, and the Rain Exchange Program allows later upgrades.
- Individual commercial features are priced on the site, from a stainless steel mini mushroom at $5,781 to a water fall bucket at $17,552.
Common questions
- What is a splash pad or spray park?
- A safe, zero-depth water attraction made up of spray jets and above-ground spray features. Rain Deck says they can be installed in residential backyards, child care facilities, RV parks and campgrounds, HOA community parks, apartment complexes, hotels, destination resorts, amusement parks and city parks, and can operate on a fresh water system, a grey water system or a recirculation system.
- Which markets do Rain Deck products cover?
- All three, according to the company: commercial, light-commercial and residential. Commercial products are aimed at amusement parks, large city parks, master-planned communities, community swimming and recreation facilities and destination resorts; light-commercial at day-care centres, RV campgrounds, pre-schools, small city parks, shopping centres, hotels, apartment complexes, mobile home parks and HOA facilities; and residential at homes, condo communities and small multifamily.