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An inflatable can take your child’s birthday party to a whole new level. However, inflatables are not only great for parties but can also be used for weekend games.
Not to mention that riding an inflatable is not as difficult as it used to be. It’s as easy as taking it out of the bag, unrolling it, plugging in the blower, and turning it on. Then sit back, relax and watch your child’s eyes light up with delight as the structure inflates.
Inflatables have been gaining popularity at children’s parties, mainly because they are safer and more entertaining than the alternative: trampolines. It also gives kids a place of their own without adult supervision (although some inflatables are so big you could fit in too). Depending on your personal preferences, you can buy or rent an inflatable hammock. However, we believe that buying a bounce house is the way to go up. They practically pay for themselves after a few uses and can be sold when no longer needed.
Features of modern bounce house
Modern inflatable rides don’t have any of the old “moon house” problems. This is mainly due to advances in textile technology and manufacturing technology.
Modern textiles create stronger, more durable areas for children to play. Gone are the days when nails pierced through the fabric. New Age fabrics add the added benefit of being stronger for the same weight. This translates into significant weight savings, allowing you to assemble a bouncy castle yourself in minutes. Ask any experienced rental company owner and you’ll find out how much old inflatable weigh.
The introduction of high-performance plastics also makes the blower lighter. The old blowers were made of metal and were loud. Modern inflatables use lightweight and quiet fans. In fact, smaller unit blowers (i.e. 12′ x 12′) sound about the same as a vacuum cleaner.
Modern sewing machines also reduce human involvement in the process of splicing panels. This results in straighter lines, no manufacturing errors, and lower prices. Modern stitches are also stronger because they have more reinforcement in weak areas than older designs. While older “moon houses” can also have bracing, the extra manual labor means they’re much more expensive.
Because sewing is now cheaper than it used to be, designers can add extra functionality while keeping the price affordable. In the past, integrating slides, inflatable sidewalls and climbers was not possible.
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