Proper Bounce House Rental Set Up
Here are five essential steps to check the setup of a bounce house rental:
Inspect the Ground Surface: Ensure the bounce house is placed on a flat, debris-free surface. Avoid rough or uneven ground, and check for sharp objects like rocks or sticks that could puncture the inflatable.
Secure Anchoring: Confirm that all anchor points are staked or weighted down, depending on the setup location (indoor or outdoor). Proper anchoring prevents shifting or tipping during use, especially in windy conditions.
Check Inflation Levels: Make sure the bounce house is fully inflated with no sagging or soft areas. Proper inflation keeps the bounce house firm, providing a stable jumping surface that prevents trips and falls.
Ensure Blower Stability and Connection: Verify that the blower is securely attached, with all zippers or air-release flaps tightly closed. The blower should be positioned on a stable surface, and cords should be away from walkways to prevent tripping.
Conduct a Safety Test: Before letting anyone enter, walk around the inflatable to inspect seams, anchor points, and stability. Test bounce gently in multiple areas to ensure even support and that the bounce house can handle typical use safely.
