I want to know now our tall the walls are if you are inside jumping. I saw a picture on another site and the walls look short.
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I have the bouncer in our media room and it fits fine. The specs are listed on the website under dimensions. If you have a low hanging light or ceiling fan there could be an issue.
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I would say the walls a about 5.5 feet tall. FYI they are plenty tall for kids, I am 6'4" tall and 240, the bounce house deflates a little when I am in it, I have had as many a 6 kids in it with out issue.
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They are about 4 feet. My 7 year old and his friends have no issue's jumping around. The only thing you need to watch for is if too many kids go on top of slide they can fall off the side. Overall its been great.
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You defiantly are saving money, I did rent few times and kids never had enough of it and I was still paying around $230 just for rent. Good luck
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I haven't measured it, but if I am standing outside of the bounce house, I am just a little taller than the walls. I am about 6' tall. So the inside is probable in the 3 1/2' to 4' range.It's made for kids.We had about 8-10 kids around 4years old and maybe 1 or 2 kids around 8 in it with no problems.
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Not short at all I'm not sure how tall exactly but we had a lot of kids inside this bouncer age 2-11 and they were perfectly fine. (My husband was veep inside and he wasn't above the walls) I have to tell you that I'm very happy with this purchase! We were using all summer long and it's perfect, if we have just our 2 kids or a lot more! I love it!
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I believe they are around 5 ft from bounce area to the top/opening. the entire thing is 8 ft tall
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Bounce surface to top of the wall is probably about 4 feet (maybe even a little more) at the lowest points.
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On the couple occasions I've seen bigger kids use this jump house, I don't think larger kids can jump too high due to the limited volume of the air bag and blower motor. I've gone inside it to play with my grandkids on a couple occasions and we usually play with me laying down. I weigh 250 pounds and have played with the kids many times and this item just seems to keep going and going (I think around 2+ years now). I think it's a good product (but don't expect to catch much air if you're larger in size).
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If you read the reviews, many people have commented the walls are not straight, they are tapered.I returned them for this very reason.
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Its not that high, but it will make you jump. Try gripping the handle with your fingers instead of having the handle on your palm.
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They are below the face height. You do have adjustment when you hang it on the wall but my are well below the face.
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If the transition from the sides to the floor is curved, then it will go partially up the wall. If the transition is at a 90 degree angle, then it will not go up the walls.
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I see the same thing with two pictures I hung, but it is not that noticeable. Why not try some glue or sticky stuff to pull the top part of the frame against the wall.
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Dear Carl,SentrySafe provides tools to fix this safe to the wall. It will be from the back to what I noticed. I did not see any provision for fixing it to the floor.Thank you,B. M.
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I've been thinking about a way to build side rails. Most people put it next to a wall or desk to use for balance. It kind of is a disaster. Very narrow with no side rails, so you gotta watch your feet most of the time
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That I don't know, I put a ball on weight on mine and it stayed at floor level, after party, I let out air and attached to wall in grand daughter room, looks like he's floating
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No it's about 3 feet tall until you start playing the game. Then it can get taller. Blocks are very heavy and not good for small children when it tumbles over.
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You may do it with 5. There isn't enough pieces to do it with 6. And you should probably consider have it fixed against the wall because it is going to be high.
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The walls are about a 1/4 inch thick or less so with that in mind...I don't really know.
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it is accurate, but I think it is better for floors than walls. you could point on the wall, but you can't point to the wall. That is the only way I could explain.
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Same place just a little higher. It won't be perfectly vertical so you should recalibrate.
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As everyone else has said, it depends on your experience. You can learn to hover in a smaller room (10x10) if there is NOTHING around for it to hit, but it's a quick little beast, and if you twitch on the controls it'll find the wall (or your head) quickly.