Description
Sixty five feet of course in three pieces, opening on a module bounce house, running a lane of arch gates and barrier tubes, and finishing on a tall slide loaded from the back. Red, blue and green panels sit on a deep blue base, and the plain banner panel across the front of the bounce module is velcro backed, so an operator can retheme the whole unit or put their own name across it. Rental companies keep coming back to this layout because it books as three attractions and sets as one.
Specifications
| Model | i301 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 65 x 13 x 17 |
| Colors | Red, blue and green, with a plain blue banner panel on the front of the bounce module |
| 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
- Module bounce house at the head of the course with a peaked roof and mesh windows on the side walls
- Velcro banner panel across the front of the bounce module for swappable artwork or your own branding
- Arch gates in red, blue and green spaced down the lane
- Barrier tubes between the gates to climb over
- Climb section leading up to a slide loaded from the back of the course
- Blue slide bed with green and red side rails and a landing pad at the bottom
- Vinyl runs 16 to 18 oz, carrying the heavier weight on the slide bed and the climb where the wear concentrates
- Built to ASTM F2374 on the sewing floor in Rancho Cucamonga, California
Where it earns
A sixty five foot course is the unit that anchors a school field day, a church festival or a company picnic, because it moves a long line fast and gives the crowd something to watch while they wait. The three piece build is the practical half of that: it loads and sets in sections, and the bounce module gives younger guests somewhere to go while the older ones race the lane. The banner panel is where the extra margin hides. Peel the artwork, put another one on, and the same course sells as a school spirit day on Friday and a corporate family day on Saturday, and the client who sees their own logo across the front pays happily for it. If your market wants a different colorway on this layout, Bouncing Angels changes colors and adjusts designs on any unit in the line, and the in house design team takes that call at 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 is the course? Sixty five feet long by thirteen wide, standing seventeen feet at its tallest point.
What does module mean on this course? It refers to the velcro banner panel on the front of the bounce section. The banner lifts off and another goes on, so one unit can carry a different theme or a customer logo every weekend.
Does it include a bounce house? Yes. The bounce module sits at the head of the course, ahead of the obstacle lane and the slide.
Can the colors be changed? Yes. Color changes and design tweaks are available on any Bouncing Angels unit. Call 866 558 6737 and the in house design team will work it out with you.
What ships with it? The inflatable, the matching blower and a storage bag.
What is the warranty? Three years.