How we receive briefs
Submit the form on this page. We do not list a public street address. Drawings can be shared after first contact. Do not invent a warehouse visit.
Procurement desk
Playground Equipment Sourcing inquiry desk
Use this page to send structure form, quantity, destination and optional budget. Playground Equipment Sourcing does not publish a walk-in street address or a public phone number. Communication starts with the written brief.
Destination state and postal code belong in the requirements box so freight scope can be compared. The illustration is not a store map.
Email path
Work email on the form is the only inbound channel published here. Phone is optional. We do not display a sales hotline.
Review window
Qualified business briefs are reviewed after product, quantity and destination are readable. No same-day factory reply is promised.
What to place in the requirements box
- Equipment form and intended facility use
- Quantity by model and unit (piece or set)
- Duty rating, footprint and user weight rating
- Use zone, fall height and anchoring method
- Age/user rating and ASTM playground standard file for the quoted model
- Destination state/postal code and delivery window
- Required product documents and sample needs
- Optional target budget: currency and unit/order basis
- Optional supplier preference: high-end, mid-range, budget or undecided
Playground Equipment Sourcing remains an independent sourcing partner. Factory terms stay with the named plant. If JavaScript is off, write optional budget currency and whether the figure is per structure or whole-order inside the same box, plus a high-end, mid-range, budget or undecided preference. Those notes are buyer preferences, not verified supplier grades, and they do not require an existing quotation.
A commercial indoor playground equipment tower and a backyard retail kit should not share one mixed quantity line. Keep each form separate so a playground equipment supplier can answer the same scope. After you send the brief we may ask for layout drawings; we will not invent a street showroom or a phone-only desk.