"Most people rent a bounce house for a special occasion, as they want to save up or avoid cluttering their storage room or garage. While buying a bounce house can be a significant investment, the margin between buying and renting is smaller than you'd think. There are several high-quality models out on the market that can be enjoyed 365 days a year. The perfect bounce house is fun and engaging for kids and easy to use for adults."
"These commercial bounce houses are meant for heavy use by dozens of children over a long period of time. This guide focuses on residential bounce houses. They're just as fun, but they're considerably smaller and intended for private use by a few children at a time. The other big difference is price. Commercial bounce houses cost several thousand dollars, while residential bounce houses cost several hundred."
Residential bounce houses are smaller, intended for private use by a few children, and cost several hundred dollars compared with commercial units costing thousands. Many people rent bounce houses for special occasions to avoid storage and expense, but buying can have a smaller-than-expected margin and makes sense for frequent use. Buyers should measure intended installation space and allow extra room for the air blower plus storage of the boxed unit. Outdoor units require anchoring with stakes to prevent wind incidents. Inflation method, material durability, capacity, and safety certifications influence suitability. Compact models can still accommodate multiple children while minimizing footprint.
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