My yard is about 16 x 25, would this bounce house be too large for it?
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It will fit, just be mindful that kids slide out and run back in for more fun.
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There won't be much yard left, but yes . May I also say that the quality is great.
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I would say 4'x5' was a good answer the photo is deceiving because it's actually more circular shaped so on the pic it looks like the slide goes into this square bounce area it doesn't it slides down to the front and is just an odd shaped bounce area left. My two yr old loves it it's plenty big. The neighbor kids are 6 and they both play pretty well on it also... Last weekend we had a huge party and we had like 4 or 5 3 yr Oldsin at one time and that was just one kid getting hurt after another. To close together to jump and crazy boys landing on each others heads.. I'm happy with it though I'm glad I bought it. I would say 4'x5' was a good answer the photo is deceiving because it's actually more circular shaped so on the pic it looks like the slide goes into this square bounce area it doesn't it slides down to the front and is just an odd shaped bounce area left. My two yr old loves it it's plenty big. The neighbor kids are 6 and they both play pretty well on it also... Last weekend we had a huge party and we had like 4 or 5 3 yr Oldsin at one time and that was just one kid getting hurt after another. To close together to jump and crazy boys landing on each others heads.. I'm happy with it though... » Read More I would say 4'x5' was a good answer the photo is deceiving because it's actually more circular shaped so on the pic it looks like the slide goes into this square bounce area it doesn't it slides down to the front and is just an odd shaped bounce area left. My two yr old loves it it's plenty big. The neighbor kids are 6 and they both play pretty well on it also... Last weekend we had a huge party and we had like 4 or 5 3 yr Oldsin at one time and that was just one kid getting hurt after another. To close together to jump and crazy boys landing on each others heads.. I'm happy with it though I'm glad I bought it. « Show Less
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Yes. It doesn't reach 7 feet tall and will leave enough room for kids to bounce.
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The slide is maybe 2-3 feet wide.My kids (2yrs & 6yrs old) and their friends love this bouncer btw & we love it bc it doesn't take up too much room so we can use it indoors or outdoors.
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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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If you are facing the front of the slide, the blower pump will be connected to the bounce house on your Right-Hand side. We stated 24" of clearance required, as we do not want the customer trying to squeezed the bounce house in a very tight space, and cause the blower pump to not function properly, as the blower pump needs to suck enough air through the air-intake in order to keep the bounce house inflated properly. Ideally, if you have at least 16" of clearance, it would be adequate.
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I would think so. We have 8 foot ceilings and the bouncer does not touch the ceiling. Also note there is no roof to the bouncer.
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I would suggest the regular "horse" size. You can always punch more holes in it if it's too big.
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This large bouncer measures 13' deep, 12' wide and 9' tall when inflated and has a capacity of 5 children (up to 150 pounds each, 750 pounds total). Ideal for a birthday party, family reunion, or for any occasion to keep the kids entertained as they bounce around in the moonwalk. The combo bounce house features a
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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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It has a max weight limit of 30 lbs, and I would say a tad smaller than a bouncer, probably should not invest in this.
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minimum 8-10 ft my guess use outside much to big for my home inside but for small kids that do not bounce to high if you have room inside should be ok
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I think it would be a tight squeeze..the dog house is a bit flimsly, we made a plywood floor for it and put it up on some blocks
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Assuming you don't have to walk around it often to get to other areas of the yard one to two feet around the netting should be sufficient. The netting is not taught so a good bounce into it with any structures or obstacles too close could result in an injury.
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The 13' Bouncer has some bounce to it. If you are looking for a floating trampoline that has big bounce, check out the Island Hopper 15' Classic water trampoline. Here is a great comparison video to explain the differences between bouncers and water trampolines. http://watertrampolines.com/comparem.asp
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Yes, the play yard is perfect for outdoors. It is heavy enough you won' t need anchors, but the six panels are light enough to move so it is easily manageable.
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The kids set up ours in our garage and ride it down the driveway on an angle and end on the front lawn grass. We have rarely used it on flat land because they wanted it to go further, but it is definitely fun for all ages and VERY safe. I would say the more space you have the better, but I'm sure if it was on flat land it would be fine no matter what space you have-kids find a way to make it work. Ours still seems to be in perfect condition with all the neighborhood kids on it-even the bigger ones! Also, you can take apart the coaster in the winter if you need to and reassemble in the spring.