Wave-making brought indoors. Either pneumatic waves to 1.6 metres or vacuum waves to 2.8 metres, installed inside a heated hall so the attraction runs in every season and every weather - the anchor attraction of an indoor water park.
pneumatic up to 1.6 m or vacuum up to 2.8 m, specified to the hall.
approximately 29 degrees Celsius year-round, in any weather.
a shallow beach area for children and non-swimmers beside the wave field
the largest water area in an indoor park and its principal draw.
The Indoor Wave Pool applies Haisan's wave-making technology inside an enclosed, heated hall. Indoor water parks are built specifically to remove weather risk, and the wave pool is usually the attraction that justifies the building: it is the largest water area, the most visible feature and the reason guests stay for a full day rather than a few hours. The design therefore combines the wave system with a controlled indoor environment, typically holding water and air at around 29 degrees Celsius year-round.
Guests enter a pool configured with a shallow beach zone that grades into a deeper wave zone, and ride waves generated by whichever system is specified. With pneumatic wave-making, waves reach up to 1.6 metres in around ten selectable forms, driven by a 37, 45 or 55 kW blower. With the vacuum option, waves reach up to 2.8 metres from a 75 or 90 kW machine, supporting the more energetic surfing-style activity. In both cases the indoor setting means the pool operates regardless of outside weather, and the wave programme can be varied through the day to suit the guest mix.
Pool geometry is designed with the wave field in mind: a shallow beach area allows non-swimmers and children to enjoy the waves and gives the wave a place to break, while the deeper zone provides the volume needed for the wave machine to work. Because the pool sits indoors, the water treatment, air handling and heating systems are integrated with the building services, and the plant can be located within the building envelope. Both wave technologies remain available, so the specification can be matched to the size of the hall, the target guest profile and the wave height the park wants to promote.
Indoor Wave Pool is engineered as a complete water-retaining structure, combining a reinforced concrete or steel pool shell, waterproofing, balance tanks, overflow galleries and a closed-loop water treatment system. Pumps, filtration and disinfection are sized to the unit's flow demand so water clarity and hygiene are maintained through peak attendance, and all wetted components are selected for corrosion resistance in continuously chlorinated water.
Indoor Wave Pool is designed and manufactured in accordance with GB 8408-2018 (Safety Code for Large Amusement Devices), GB/T 18164-2020, GB/T 18168-2017 (General Technical Conditions for Water Amusement Facilities) and TSG 71-2023 (Safety Technical Regulations for Large Amusement Devices). Haisan holds the manufacturing and installation licences required for large amusement devices, and every unit passes in-factory testing and on-site commissioning before handover.
Haisan supplies Indoor Wave Pool as part of a full-process package covering concept and layout design, structural calculation, manufacture, shipping, on-site installation, plumbing and electrical works, commissioning, operator training and long-term after-sales support. Because equipment is engineered in modules, delivery and installation can be phased to match the park's construction programme.
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