Can this be used to bounce inside ?- obviously without the stakes...
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Dear Sharon, sure it can be perfectly used inside of course in a flat surface.
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Yes. I have a friend that uses inside. Rainy days and such for the little ones. The blower maybe a little loud.
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Sharon- we've used it inside and out. It's great for both. Our kids love it!Jason
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depending on how many kids you have and how aggressive they are with their bouncing you may not need anything. I know when we first set ours up outside we did not anchor it to the ground at all (although it is recommended) after a couple hours of bouncing we noticed it started to shift from the original position, but that was after the bigger kids got in on it, when it was just he littles (5 and under) they didn't seem to effect the position of the bounce house at all. If your kiddos are small and there are only a couple you could probably get away with no sandbags, if they are older, bigger and more aggressive then you will definitely need something to anchor it down. depending on how many kids you have and how aggressive they are with their bouncing you may not need anything. I know when we first set ours up outside we did not anchor it to the ground at all (although it is recommended) after a couple hours of bouncing we noticed it started to shift from the original position, but that was after the bigger kids got in on it, when it was just he littles (5 and under) they didn't seem to effect the position of the bounce house at all. If your kiddos are small and there are only a couple you could probably get away with no sandbags, if they are older,... » Read More depending on how many kids you have and how aggressive they are with their bouncing you may not need anything. I know when we first set ours up outside we did not anchor it to the ground at all (although it is recommended) after a couple hours of bouncing we noticed it started to shift from the original position, but that was after the bigger kids got in on it, when it was just he littles (5 and under) they didn't seem to effect the position of the bounce house at all. If your kiddos are small and there are only a couple you could probably get away with no sandbags, if they are older, bigger and more aggressive then you will definitely need something to anchor it down. « Show Less
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Yes you could use it indoor as the poles hold it up and it would not need to be staked.
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Haven't used mine yet but according to literature, you can use it with functionality without hitting a ball. By the way you can still hit a ball indoors by just using a net to prevent damage.
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you could use it inside as long as you have a safe way to secure the bouncer to the floor
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I imagine you could as the material seems strong enough. We put a couple hula hoops around its neck at night and do far it has not blown away. It has been a big hit with kids and adults alike !
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I would not recommend this for adult use unless you are very small. The material is not as heavy as the commercial grade bounce houses you see at carnivals, etc. I am 5'2" and about 115 lbs. I could probably get away with it, but the maximum recommended weight per jumper is 100 lbs.
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I tried using it indoors with my 6 lb. miniature dachshund, and he could easily knock it over. However, it works fine outside, with the stakes anchoring it. Your dog, being much bigger and stronger, may need something more rigid.
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No, the stakes go into the ground, they wouldn't be useful. I would recommend bags of sand or some type of weight to hold the trampoline down from the wind, if thats a factor.
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No it will not bounce, it is great for an indoor basketball hoop, either over the door or wall. I got this for my grandson who is 8, along with the indoor hoop and he loves it!
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The only time I use the anchors is outdoors and it's not so much for tipping over its to keep it in place. There are mulitiple times outdoors that I didnt anchor the bounce house down and all it does is move around not topple over. I also have used this a TON indoors. That was our main purpose for buying the bounce house. I just set it up in a corner ... It'll move around a bit depending on how many kids are playing and how big those kids are - but I've never once had it fall over. And I had 6 kids playing on it ranging from 2years old to 8.
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I suppose it could...as long as you slow the timing down. Be aware that the bounce may not always be the same depending on the surface .
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depending on how many kids you have and how aggressive they are with their bouncing you may not need anything. I know when we first set ours up outside we did not anchor it to the ground at all (although it is recommended) after a couple hours of bouncing we noticed it started to shift from the original position, but that was after the bigger kids got in on it, when it was just he littles (5 and under) they didn't seem to effect the position of the bounce house at all. If your kiddos are small and there are only a couple you could probably get away with no sandbags, if they are older, bigger and more aggressive then you will definitely need something to anchor it down.
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It doesn't have a high bounce, BUT I use it in the traps and it works just fine. I have skulked a few but thats probably user error.
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Yes, yes they can! The top part of the legs connect to the top play area and there are springs inside where that connects. This is what allows it to be a bouncer. It is three place adjustable - note the three dots on the legs. Also note that notch - or cutout - in the image. The unit can rock around with the baby in it - for more fun, but you can flip out legs where those notches are so that the unit is stable.My great nephew can still use it to this day (15 months old), and it can be converted to another setup.It has been a good device that we got a lot of use out of, and it entertains the young one rather well. Yes, yes they can! The top part of the legs connect to the top play area and there are springs inside where that connects. This is what allows it to be a bouncer. It is three place adjustable - note the three dots on the legs. Also note that notch - or cutout - in the image. The unit can rock around with the baby in it - for more fun, but you can flip out legs where those notches are so that the unit is stable.My great nephew can still use it to this day (15 months old), and it can be converted to another setup.It has been a good device that we got a lot of use out... » Read More Yes, yes they can! The top part of the legs connect to the top play area and there are springs inside where that connects. This is what allows it to be a bouncer. It is three place adjustable - note the three dots on the legs. Also note that notch - or cutout - in the image. The unit can rock around with the baby in it - for more fun, but you can flip out legs where those notches are so that the unit is stable.My great nephew can still use it to this day (15 months old), and it can be converted to another setup.It has been a good device that we got a lot of use out of, and it entertains the young one rather well. « Show Less
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Yes. The base is flat and will sit perfectly without the stakes. You just might want to put something on top if it's in a place where they might blow away. They don't really have much weight to them.
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No, not in my opinion. It would be a bit big and they wouldnt be heavy enough to get a good bounce out of it