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Proyecto:<\/b> Municipalia 2025<\/p>\n
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Fecha:<\/b> November 2025<\/p>\n
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Ubicaci\u00f3n: <\/b>Lleida (Spain)<\/p>\n
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The 23rd edition of Municipalia, held in Lleida, has come to a close, consolidating itself as one of the most successful in its history. With 353 exhibitors from seven countries and visitors from four continents, the trade fair generated an estimated economic impact of \u20ac16 million, reaffirming its role as a key meeting point for innovation in the municipal sector.<\/p>\n
Among the standout participants was Industrias Agapito, which presented three of its most iconic product lines: the Giant Pirate Tower, the Vertical Labyrinths, and a Ninja Circuit zone\u2014clear representations of the brand\u2019s commitment to outdoor sports and the promotion of healthy habits.<\/p>\n
The Giant Pirate Tower is a large-format playset standing 6.3 meters tall, inspired by the world of pirates. Equipped with two tube slides, ladder access, skylights, an early stimulation area, a conversation bench, a treasure maze, a height chart, and a crawling tunnel, it combines fun, adventure, and psychomotor development in a single structure. Its colorful, themed and durable design makes it the centerpiece of any playground.<\/p>\n
The Vertical Labyrinths series offers a new way of experiencing play in public spaces. This collection of compact and vertical structures is designed to fit into plazas and avenues with limited space, providing safe, experiential routes under one meter in height. Their layout promotes motor skills, coordination, and balance through up-and-down, in-and-out, and hide-and-seek dynamics\u2014while also functioning as sculptural urban elements that add aesthetic and social value to their surroundings.<\/p>\n
Industrias Agapito\u2019s stand also featured a selection of its popular Ninja Circuits\u2014sports structures designed to encourage outdoor exercise, physical health, and intergenerational interaction. Made with highly durable, vandal-resistant materials, these circuits are ideal for parks and urban spaces aiming to promote public well-being and physical activity.<\/p>\n
Industrias Agapito\u2019s presence at Municipalia 2025 reaffirms its commitment to innovation, sustainability, and inclusive design\u2014strengthening its position as a leading company in the development of public spaces that improve quality of life.<\/p>\n
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