A commercial bounce house is a large inflatable structure designed for people to jump on. It stays inflated through continuous air flow provided by blower fans. These structures are suitable for both adults and children.
Terminology
The term “bounce house” is often used interchangeably with other names such as bouncy castle, moonwalk, or inflatable jump.
Structure
A typical commercial inflatable bouncer is enclosed with a roof and four sides, which are supported by inflated pillars. The sides are made of safety netting to allow visibility. The front or entrance side usually includes an emergency exit with a safety ramp, which may have a cage-like structure or arms for added safety. The inflatable columns often have a castle-like appearance.
The floor of the bounce house is designed to be bouncy and must be durable and tear-resistant due to frequent use. Inlet and outlet tubes are typically located at the back of the bounce house and are crucial for maintaining the structure’s inflation.
Some inflatable bouncers also include additional features like a basketball hoop or pop-up obstacles inside. Other important features include safety straps for anchoring, warning signs, business card holders, and art panels.
Material
Commercial-grade inflatable bounce houses are made from heavy-duty, fire-retardant, lead-free PVC vinyl and nylon
Bounce houses often feature themed designs, with popular themes for children including dinosaurs, princesses, unicorns, and superheroes. Even if not themed, they are usually brightly colored.
Applications
Commercial inflatable bouncers are commonly used by party rental businesses for events such as birthday parties and other fun gatherings. They are suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
