Can you put a bounce house on rocks?

Asked by: Aaron Surabhi

We have researched all the options to give you the best information to make your decision. You can set up a bounce house on any relatively flat surface that does not have sharp objects such as rocks, dry, prickly weeds, mulch, or sticks. The most commonly used surfaces are concrete, asphalt, grass, and dirt.

Does a bouncy castle have to be on grass?

Bouncy castles and inflatables can go on any area as long as it is grass and on a flat area. As all bouncy castles are different shapes and sizes, you need to make sure that you measure the area, making sure the measurements include safe space around the castle.

How do you anchor a bounce house?

So here's my first step i blow up the bounce. House and then i put some little red straws or little stakes next to the loop all right so we deflated.

What do you put under a bouncy castle?

Safety Mats. Mats must be positioned around the bouncy castle and any inflatable, whether you’re in a hall, on grass, or on concrete. They are there to stop children from getting hurt if they were to fall off the bouncy castle.

What do you put under water slides?

For inflatable water slides and slip and slides, a tarp can help protect the ground from turning into a muddy, soggy mess.

Can a bouncy castle go on stones?

As you can see from the picture we can set up a bouncy castle on gravel. As long as its small stone gravel. We can put down a thick tarpaulin sheet and peg through the gravel and supply extra crash mats to around the front step.

Can you put a jumping castle on concrete?

Dirt, mulch, rough concrete/bitumen and/or gravel are not suitable surfaces for jumping castles at any time. A site inspection is required for any booking wanted for any surface other than normal grass to make sure the surface and space is suitable.

Can you put a bounce house on pavers?

If you’re setting the bounce house up in the driveway, on concrete, or pavement, you may not be able to use stakes or a spiral ground anchor. In that case, I recommend using sand bags or water bags. You can also just tie the bounce house to anything heavy to anchor it, like concrete blocks.

How are bounce houses secured?

Typically, bounce houses are secured using 30 to 40-inch heavy-duty metal stakes. Hammer the stakes firmly into the ground, but don’t be complacent as strong wind gusts can rip them out easily.

How do you hold a bounce house down?

Stakes must prevent the bounce house from falling over or blowing away, and a small plastic model just doesn’t have the power. Ideally, once of these should be able to hold down 100 to 1,000 pounds. Composition wise, heavy-duty steel stakes measuring 30 to 40 inches in length are the most dependable.

Should I put a tarp under inflatable water slide?

Bounce houses and inflatable water slides should always be set up on top of heavy duty commercial tarps. These not only protect the bounce house, but they can help protect the lawn as well … or damage the lawn, if you choose the wrong kind of tarp. Always avoid using black tarps with bounce houses.

Can you use a tarp for a water slide?

You’d be surprised the amount of phone calls we receive in summer asking if our tarpaulins are suitable for use as a ‘Slip and Slide’ and the answer is YES! You know the ones we mean… lay out a long tarpaulin on the grass, use a hose pipe to cover it with water and then slide away!

What do you put under a slip and slide?

Pro tip: Use tear-free baby soap to lubricate your slip ‘n slide, especially when kids are participating in the fun. By using Americover’s high-quality plastic sheeting, along with a few of your own recycled materials, you can create a long-lasting DIY slip and slide without breaking the bank.

Do you need a hose for a slip and slide?

With the best materials and the right dimensions, pretty much anybody can build a massive homemade slip-and-slide that dwarfs almost any off-the-shelf Slip ‘N Slide. You will need a roll of thick plastic, a few tent stakes or garden staples, and a water hose.

How do you use a slip and slide without water?

One way to enjoy a slip ‘n slide without using so much water is to drizzle some non-toxic dish washing liquid (not for machines) and then add a little water. Do this until it becomes super slippery without constantly running the water.