Could this go inside? Our basement playroom has high ceilings and we'd like to put it in there.
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It depends on how high are the ceilings. I think that the dimensions are located in the product description.
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Yes, but it won't fit through a doorway so you'd have to assemble it in your basement and take it apart if you ever wanted to move it. It's about 8 feet talk so you'd need at least 9 ft ceilings
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Yes I see no problem with it fitting in your basement as long as your ceiling height is over 80 inches high. The house stands 80 inches high. You will probably have to build it in the basement because it probably wont fit through the door after it is assembled. If you ever wanted to move it out of the basement then you will have to disassemble it.
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Have you checked the dimensions? It's pretty large. Also, there are stakes to hold it down to the ground outdoors for safety. If you were to put it indoors, would it be far enough away from walls, ceiling fans, light fixtures, etc. and would there be enough room for kids to utilize the slide? You also have to take into account the length of the tube that connects to the blower. In conclusion, I would say putting it indoors is NOT a good idea.
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Inside is good. You should have a high ceiling or u will have duck under bike.
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I have mine hanging in the basement, so definitely fine for inside. We have it connected to a ceiling beam in the basement. I suggest a good 4ft radius around it. If I had the room in a bedroom, it think I would have no problems with having it there. It would probably get a lot more use!
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Sorry for the delay in response. It would be best in at least a 9' ceiling, if not higher, only to ensure if the kids are a bit older they don't jump to hit the ceiling. We use ours outside as we are in Arizona. But it would work in our house as well.
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This is the most amazing tent for indoors. We have it permanently setup in my 2 yo's room and she LOVES it! My husband and I are rather tall (he's 6'2") and the three of us can all fit in there. It does NOT have a floor but I guess you could set it up on a tarp if you wanted to use it outside. I highly recommend it. MUCH nicer quality than other play tents.
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Unless you have a very large room, I wouldn't use this indoors. The rocket does fly pretty high.
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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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It is really tall but it is spring loaded. So depending on your ceiling you might be able to do it.
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You probably could. We don't have a room large enough that I would be comfortable testing it in, but if you have the room size, you probably could. The motor might be a little loud, but not too much for most kids I imagine.
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You may. We have 15 foot ceilings and it does not reach them. It's a great bounce house. My kids love it.
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It didn't fit through our standard (30 / 32in?) doorways. I would say you should set it up in the nursery unless you plan to partially disassemble it to move it. It's doable but it's not particularly easy to fit through. Personally, I would by a pack & play for the non-nursery room. We like our pack and play better than the crib. Since we've moved, the crib is still in the garage... We plan to use the pack & play until he gets too big for it.
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It could be used indoors. It's lightweight, but be mindful of ceiling height.
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We live in N.Y. and play it outside most of the year. You would need to have high ceilings in the basement and plenty of open space to enjoy it fully.
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Sure can. It is heavy though and comes in multiple pieces... Make sure you have high ceilings as well.
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Yes I have it setup indoors. It is a sweet setup but u will need 9 foot ceilings.
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yes, it could. It's pretty durable however I chose to keep this an indoor toy. Still looks brand new after 2 1/2 years. My 3 yr old rides it everyday!