Description
Thunder Mountain is the longest course in the line, built in three sections that set end to end for a full 123 ft run. Blue marble panels stand against gray wood grain faces with yellow and orange accents, the course climbs to a tall slide at one end and rolls over a second peak and slide through the middle, and round crawl holes are cut into the end wall. It lists at 123 x 8 x 18.
Specifications
| Model | I426 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 123 x 8 x 18 |
| Colors | Blue marble with gray panels and yellow and orange accents |
| Material | 16 to 18 oz commercial grade vinyl, weighted by where it sits on the unit |
| Warranty | 3 years |
| Includes | The matching blower and a storage bag |
| Standard | Built to ASTM F2374 |
| Built | Bouncing Angels factory, Rancho Cucamonga, California |
Design details
- Three sections that line up end to end for the full 123 ft run
- Blue marble panels against gray wood grain faces, trimmed in yellow and orange
- A tall climb and slide at one end with a yellow rail across the top platform
- A second peak and slide through the middle of the course
- Pop up blocks and squeeze walls along the flat stretches
- Round crawl holes set into the end wall
- Inflated lane rails running the length of each section
- 16 to 18 oz commercial vinyl, weighted heaviest through the climb faces and the two slide beds
Where it earns
Three sections is the commercial argument here. The course loads, moves and sets in pieces, which is what makes 123 ft of attraction realistic for a crew that does not want to wrestle one enormous roll, and it gives an operator options on how the run is laid out on the ground. At only 8 ft wide it fits places a wide course cannot, along a fence line, down a school blacktop, through a single parking lot row, and that narrow profile is often what wins the booking at a venue with an awkward footprint. Two slides and a mountain peak give it the visual drama a festival organizer is paying for, and the length keeps a long line moving instead of stalling. Bouncing Angels will change the colors or the artwork on it, which is worth doing for a school or a corporate client that wants the course in their own palette. Call 866 558 6737.
Built by Bouncing Angels
Every Bouncing Angels unit is custom built in our own Rancho Cucamonga, California factory, where more than 50 sewers assemble each one and a full in house design team draws it. That is also why colour changes and design tweaks are available on any unit. Call 866 558 6737 and we will build yours the way you want it.
Common questions
How long and how tall is it? It lists at 123 x 8 x 18, so a 123 ft run standing 18 ft at the tallest point.
What does three piece mean? The course is built as three sections that line up end to end to make the full 123 ft run.
How many slides are on it? Two. There is a tall climb and slide at one end and a second peak and slide through the middle of the course.
What obstacles are between the slides? Pop up blocks and squeeze walls along the flat stretches, with round crawl holes set into the end wall.
How much ground does it need? A flat run longer than 123 ft and just over 8 ft wide, plus clearance at each end. The narrow width is what lets it fit along fence lines and lot rows.
Can it be built in different colors? Yes. Colors and design details can be changed on any unit. Call 866 558 6737.