If it rained, would it get in the bounce house? I see it looks to be mostly covered?
922935
Yes it would get wet, the cover is just mainly for shade from sun and does that well. It is removable.
922936
Yes it would get in on the sides. There is a few inch gap between the upper wall and green roof cover. It is not connected due to all the movement during bouncing and remember the walls are mesh so water will get in there unless there is no wind.
922937
Yes it would get in. The cover is attached by velcro and only extends from the top roof point to the blue pillars. About a foot gap, uncovered on each side. I would totally recommend this model though.
922938
It is covered, however, the mesh-sides can allow rain to get in. I haven't used it during the rain.
1289978
I would not leave it out in the backyard considering insects and such can crawl into the ball pit and cats could possible ruin it too if you know what I mean..that could be a nightmare.... You also would not want this to get rained on. We have ours in the game room. Its large but it is not obnoxiously large
502101
This bounce house comes with a large carrying bag which measures 40"x28". It is best to store the bounce house in the carrying bag in a dry place.
1689284
Nice floored area but not a tall space. If it rains, that area will be completely wet. We decided it would be better to have a separate tall screen room.
337700
You can use on the concrete as long you have a tarp underneath the bounce house. You can use fatigue mat or interlocking squares under neath it as well for good padding so the kids do not get hurt. You can tie the bounce house to anything heavy so it will not move around.
1688898
Yes, it stays on just like a big, outdoor bounce house. If you turn it off, the house will deflate. It's small, and definitely makes a humming sound, but with all the kids laughing and bouncing, it shouldn't bother you. We have blown ours up outside and inside on rainy days. My boys love it, and so do their little playmates.
1607050
I had the exact same problem after the party for the children the bounce house was not as firm. I have thought about using maybe some sort of a adheice spray or sealant to seal the to seams.
2096995
It is for indoor and outdoor use. We set it up in the great room and left it there for a few weeks this winter. This summer we set it up in the back yard for my son's 7th bday party. Six boys bounced and jumps and had a great time. Aunt and mom bounced when the kids were done for a great workout!! We set it up outside on a tarp to keep it clean. It is spacious and sturdy. I would definitely buy this bounce house again.
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Being there is no pre-made footprint for this tent, I just bought a plastic drop cloth from a big box hardware store and brought it along. However, being the screened area has no floor, I wouldn't recommend covering that area; when/if it rains, the rain would go through the screen, pool on the drop cloth and funnel under your tent. While the tent floor is of the "bath tub" style, I wouldn't want rainwater needlessly running underneath. If you want to cover the ground in the screened area, I'd recommend a cheap indoor/outdoor piece of carpeting.
2151839
Ours is installed in an exposed but covered exterior entrance way where it gets wet from blowing rain and mist. It does not get rained on directly however. Appears to be fine.
46239
It's pretty light weight and will blow over if any wind. I doubt if it will warp, but I bet it will fade and I do not think it could handle rain. I really think it's meant to be indoors. Sorry.
1843200
If you drop it in water, whatever's inside will probably get wet. But from my experience, it'll stand up to rain for a while, but don't expect to stand out in the rain for hours and hours.
2175169
It does not have air in the bottom like a bounce house. There is just a thin layer of plastic on the bottom to hold the balls. As long as it's on a softer surface they could, but if on hardwood or cement, I wouldn't recommend it.
1207529
Ours is in a well covered patio. Can't give much help..While it is outside, it isn't hit by the rain or much sun.
1863643
Well it is not a perfect fit but the kids love it. I put the tree house cover over the top of the trampoline posts all except for two of which I had on the inside. It is a very tight fit. It has withstood the wind and rain so far. My 11 year old and my 3 year old absolutely love it. I also jump in it.
1666805
Yes, it will bounce...it's just like the red rubber handballs we used to have on the play ground. You can totally dribble it like a basketball.
1631495
It is not specifically weather sealed, but as long as you aren't dunking it underwater, it certainly looks like it could handle the occasional splash or rain