Bouncy castles are fun, but it’s sure to pay attention to safety. The best way is to keep them firmly on the ground. It sounds like the process is fairly straightforward for many people, but we still have to be careful.

You should choose steel piles that are 30 to 40 inches long and install them at each corner. Make sure the stake is pressed down into firm ground at a 45-degree angle, the rope is taut, and the rope or tether you are using should be strong enough. Short plastic packs won’t work, they’re completely powerless.

The recommended surface for a bouncy castle is always grass or lawn. The first reason is that grass is easier to use with stakes. The second reason is that the grass is soft enough to prevent the child from falling off the bouncy castle. Bouncy castles can also be built on concrete floors such as asphalt, cement or hardwood floors. The concrete should be level, otherwise it will make the bounce house unstable and the child may fall. Heavy sandbags may be required on concrete floors. To ensure safety, You may need to use multiple sandbags at each anchor point to keep the bouncy castle from blowing away.

In conclusion, when buying inflatables for your child, not only care about the inflatables and blowers, but also pay attention to the proper anchoring accessories to ensure that the inflatables are securely fastened to the ground.

Written by Doris from East-inflatables