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Barefoot Park

Construction Proposal

We provide aerial renderings, detailed drawings, and installation guidance.

Building an acupressure park requires coordinated decisions on site area, pathway layout, drainage, and ball size selection. Kum Yang supplies and installs the loess balls, working alongside your landscaping contractor throughout the project.

Materials Provided

Aerial rendering of a loess ball acupressure park
Aerial Rendering — preview what the finished park will look like.
Detailed drawing of a loess ball acupressure path — 1.5m wide by 50m long
Detailed Drawing — cross-section, depth, and edging details (example: 1.5m wide × 50m long)
Installation method and quantity guide for loess balls
Installation & Quantity — reference table for required volume by application thickness

Reference for Estimating Quantity

You can estimate approximate quantities based on our past project track record.

FacilityCompletedTotal LengthLoess Balls
Naju Railway Park, Jeollanam-do May 2007 120m 60 tons
Seoul World Cup Park (Haneul Park) May 2008 100m 50 tons
Gyeongnam Arboretum July 2009 102m 22 tons
Seoul Olympic Park (Pocket Park) 2008
National Children's Folk Museum

* Actual quantity required varies depending on the path width and application thickness. We will provide an accurate estimate after reviewing your drawings.

Helpful Information to Include in Your Inquiry

  • Site location and available area (or desired path length)
  • Estimated budget range
  • Desired completion timeline
  • Existing landscaping plans or drawings, if any
  • Ordering entity (local government, public institution, or private party)

Request a Proposal

Send us the details above and we'll provide an aerial rendering, drawings, and a quantity estimate.