Residential and Commercial Inflatables

What's It All About? Inflatable bounce houses, ball pits, inflatable slides, climbing walls, obstacle courses, and inflatable playgrounds are all the rage for parties. Commercial inflatable rentals offer an assortment of theme-related and colorful interactive inflatable options to create non-stop fun. Love for inflatables has created a heavy demand for residential inflatables. Although commercial inflatables can be purchased for private use, they are costly and quite heavy. Shopping for Inflatable Toys Select an inflatable bounce house with a strong floor and a capacity that will suit your needs. Whether purchasing or renting inflatable bounce houses or moonwalks, make sure sizes are compatible with your backup plan if inclement weather forces the party to move indoors. Do not underestimate slide lengths: for sliding to be any fun, slides should be at least 3 feet tall. Residential and commercial inflatable bouncers and inflatable water playgrounds require an air blower that continuously pumps air into the inflatable while it is in use.

Residential Bounce Houses
Residential bounce houses are made of woven oxford cloth, and should have a PVC coating. Invest in models with commercial stitching; double stitching is essential. Residential bounce houses are lightweight and prices begin under $200. Transporting, setup, takedown, and storage are quick and easy. With proper care, residential bounce houses can last for years.

Commercial Bounce Houses
Commercial bounce houses are designed for continuous use. PVC tarpaulin materials stand up to the abuse given to commercial bounce houses. Small units often weigh upwards of 150 pounds with prices starting under $1,000. If you are purchasing inflatables, especially water toys for a summer at the lake, commercial inflatables are recommended.

Commercial inflatables are recommended when teenagers and adults are playing. Commercial bounce houses, ball pits, and inflatable playgrounds can handle more abuse, more weight, and more players at one time. Most mid-grade residential units have a five-child limit; maximum weight per child is 100 pounds.