safety

Adrenaline Rush Slide
Adrenaline Rush Obstacle Course
Bounce House
Bungee Run
Cameron Caterpillar
Chuggy Choo Choo
Double Rush Obstacle
Dunk Tank
Endzone Obstacle
Fun House 5 in 1 Combo
Gladiator Joust
Group Twister
Joey The Jumbo Jet
Kids Obstacle
Slip N Slide's
Soaker Slide / Junior Slide
Sports Cage
Water Tag Maze

Renting a Inflatables & Other Party Equipment
Bounce Houses are available in many different sizes and shapes. Figuring out which bounce house is the best for your party often depends on the space you have to use, the ages of those participating, and if the party/event is outdoors  or indoors. No matter who your looking to please, Inflate The Fun has the right equipment for your party/event.

Renting clean equipment is without a doubt one of the most important aspects of a successful party/event. There should be visible cleanliness with no off odor. There can be a rancid, sour smell if the bounce houses were put away wet. This can be easily remedied with the proper cleaners. If the inflatable(s) that you rent seem dirty or smell – ask your delivery person to clean it before he leaves.

Be careful to select the right inflatable equipment for your party/event. You should consider the age of your guest carefully. It is not a good idea to permit a diverse group of ages to use any bounce house or inflatable equipment at the time. The smaller kids have a difficult time when larger children or adults are participating at the same time.

It’s also important to check the size requirements for bounce house or inflatable attraction and measure off the space you intend to use to be sure there is sufficient room to safely operate the equipment. Be sure that there is nothing overhead (trees, power lines, ceilings) that will interfere with the designed usage of the bounce house or inflatable equipment.

If you are renting a water slide or other water feature, you'll want to be prepared for the runoff. Most water slides require that water run continually. If this water can't drain away quickly enough you'll end up a with pool of water which will quickly form into a muddy mess.

Let the company know what surface you plan to set the bouncer on, so that they can tell you if it is appropriate or not. Many companies refuse to set up on sand, gravel, or dirt.

Don't operate a bounce house when wind is gusting or steady at 25 MPH or greater and be sure to fully comply with the specific safety guidelines for the bounce house or inflatable equipment that you are using.