House Of Play, A Supplier Of Indoor Play Equipment Today Announced The Launch Of Their Latest Service, 'Playmaster Support'

Online, June 26, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Supplier of indoor play equipment House Of Play today announced they had launched their latest service, 'Playmaster Support'. This service is available to all indoor play facilities that are currently open and operational.

An indoor play facility is a centre where parents can bring their children and give them the opportunity to play for a few hours. Within all of these centres there is usually a vast range of different indoor play equipment that children can run around and play on until they are too tired to anymore.

'Playmaster Support' is a service that offers the owners of indoor play facilities the chance to take advantage of House Of Play's knowledge in the industry. Many of these indoor play centres have been established for a while, but are now struggling to offer something new to their customers, which is where this service could help.

House Of Play has worked with many different play centres and aided them in hundreds of set-ups. With this service House Of Play use their knowledge of the industry to suggest a new layout for the equipment or even new equipment entirely. This gives customers something new and prevents the centre from looking stagnant.

The reason that House Of Play have released this service was told by a representative of the company, "We have launched the Playmaster Support service because there are many play centres out there that are struggling. When we help set-up a centre they are always appreciative of our on-going support, but up until today we weren't offering this support to centres that were operating already."

House Of Play can now provide their support to every indoor play facility in the country. During a Double Dip Recession there aren't many new centres opening up, but there will always be those that need assistance in order to survive.

House Of Play supply indoor play equipment to customers around the UK. They have helped many indoor play centres set-up initially and now provides the same aftercare as an on-going support to any centres that require it.