how big is bounce area? and how high are walls when inside bounce house
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I sold mine because it was too small. I don't know the exact dimensions but it is not for kids over 7 or 8 years old.
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you could have at least 5 kids in there at once and the walls are probably 4-5 feet high.this bounce house is worth every dollar my daughter absolutely loves it. I have had two friends that purchased this same bounce house after they used ours
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I'd say it's maybe 3'x4' or 4'x4' inside. We are moving and so we don't have it up. Two to three kids could easily sit in there and play. The slide is short and steep. We put a bean bag in front of it be ause she would fly off and into the wall. She loves it though. Our daughter is 2.5.
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It does bounce. I use it for ball slams. It is about the size of a basketball.
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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.
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There is direct access from the side so you can enter through the bounce house or from the side. This is a really great gift. My four children all use it at the same time and play for hours in it on rainy days or days too cold to go out. I would recommend!
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Hi Nate, there are multiple types of workouts. For normal bouncing, we recommend that your feet do not leave the mat. For a more intense workout, you do not need to jump higher, but rather, you need to keep your upper-body at a constant height, thus, working your legs harder. Simply as a safety warning, if you attempt to bounce rigorously and as high as you possibly can, you could potentially exceed 18 inches (1.5 feet) above the jumping surface, thus breaching an 8 foot high ceiling with a 6 foot tall jumper. THIS IS NEVER RECOMMENDED FOR ANY SIZE JUMPER. If you wanted to test for yourself, you could stand on a stool that is about 11 inches tall (when standing on a 12 inch tall Fitness Trampoline, your weight drops the mat height to about 11 inches) and determine how comfortable you are working out that close to your ceiling.
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Hello. After it is blown up, the bounce house is roughly 6ft long x 6ft wide x 6ft high. We used it in a corner of our daughter's playroom.
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Hi Peter: The My Bouncer line of bounce house products were designed targeting users(kids) age 6 and younger, however, The Bouncer House can support up kid weigs up to 75 lbs(or heavier), and a few of the products also provides a mix of playing surfaces(ball pit area), which had no weight limit. Please check the following Amazon listing: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00AG8CWAW ; as well as Amazon listing: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BJTFAX8 . Please keep in mind, the ball pit area DO NOT provide a bouncing surface, and will require a good supply of 3" balls, such as Amazon listing: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0072VZLHM . We WOULD NOT recommend Amazon listing: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B006KDW2GG , as the sliding part of the structure may not support older kid(s) with heavier weight. If you have any additional question, please feel free to contact us by phone or by email, please provide us with your callback tel# and the best time to return your call. CMS
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To play it safe, you're not going to bounce more than 2 feet so add 2 feet plus your height plus about 1 foot for the distance between the floor and the trampoline mat and the total should be the minimum height of your ceiling. To confirm this recommendation, please call JumpSport and speak to one of their support staff. Good luck!
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The inside walls are about 5 feet from the bounce surface. Small kids ages 0-6 only in my opinion.
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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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Yes, I believe it will. Ours is 6 ft. H x 6 ft. W x 5 ft. D. We get very consistent air in the bounce house and it is easy to operate.
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It's probably about 2 ft wide and maybe 3.5 ft long, however the slide sticks out another foot or so. It would probably fit inside an avg room, but it will require disassembly if you ever plan on moving it through a doorway
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Sure can if u have enough room. I would put a tarp down to protect the bounce house.
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Super easy..... And super small!!! We keep ours inside a Rubbermaid container we purchased from Walmart.... Probably 2' X 2'.... The balls we purchased to put in the jumpy house take up twice the storage space as the jumpy house itself. Our kids LOVE it.. We move the coffee table out of the living room and blow it up on cold winter days.
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I don't know. My husband and I have both been in it with our 3 year old, but we have never jumped in it.While it's not commercial grade, I feel like it's a pretty sturdy bounce house. We've been happy with it.
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The dimensions for these are called out in the product description. The pool area is about 6 ft by almost 5 ft. The bounce area is about 4.5 ft x 4.5 ft. Slide is about 6 ft. long. We've had this for 3 years and its held up great. Our 6 year old still loves it and our now almost 2 year old is finally in love with it. Our pool does not leak at all but you might need to watch how full it gets or it may overflow. We've never had a problem with the slide.