Amusement Park Equipment Sourcing terms of service
These terms describe use of the Amusement Park Equipment Sourcing inquiry site. The site is an independent sourcing desk. It is not a factory storefront, brand-appointment page, or warehouse catalogue.
1. Role of this site
Visitors may submit written equipment requirements so candidate factories can be asked for wholesale quotes on the same scope. Amusement Park Equipment Sourcing does not manufacture amusement park equipment, does not hold inventory, and does not appoint itself as a brand agent. Factory replies, certificates and lead times belong to the named supplier and the named model.
2. No published commercial promises
Nothing on this site is a binding offer, stock confirmation, price list, or savings percentage. Optional budget fields are buyer planning notes. Supplier preference fields are filters, not verified ratings. Eligibility for free sourcing support and up to 3% is confirmed only after we review product, quantity, destination and sourcing requirements for qualified business buyers.
3. Buyer responsibilities
The buyer remains responsible for checking that a quoted model fits the intended zone, duty rating, footprint, user weight rating, electrical supply, floor and ceiling limits, and any local permit. Accepting a substitute without a written difference list is a buyer decision.
4. Supplier documents
Test files, ASTM playground standard pages and electrical markings apply to the quoted model when a factory attaches them. They are not credentials of Amusement Park Equipment Sourcing. We may ask a factory to attach those files; we do not re-issue them.
5. Site use
Do not submit false company identities, attempt to overload the inquiry endpoint, or treat a rendered thank-you page as proof that a production mailbox received the brief unless a live endpoint is confirmed. Legal pages may change when the production channel is configured.
6. Limitation
To the extent permitted by applicable law, Amusement Park Equipment Sourcing is not liable for factory production defects, freight damage, install labour, or a buyer’s decision to order a home-rated unit for public hours. Contract terms, if any, are those agreed with the named factory.