What does an inflatable castle consist of?

Inflatable castles usually consist of the following parts:

Inflatable body: This is the main part of the inflatable castle, which is usually composed of bottom pads, platforms, steps, slopes, tunnels, impact areas, buffer areas, walls (guardrails), etc. These parts provide players with diverse play experiences through different shapes and structural designs.

Inflatable mold fan: connected to the inflatable body through a connecting tube, continuously providing air to the inflatable body to maintain its expansion state. Inflatable fans usually have a certain power, which can ensure that the inflatable castle is filled with air within a certain period of time, and continuously replenish the lost air during use.

Ballast system: To prevent the bouncy castle from being blown away by the wind or moving during use, a ballast system is used to secure it to the ground. Common ballast methods include the use of sandbags, water tanks or fixed objects, etc. By connecting these heavy objects to the bottom or surroundings of the inflatable castle, it increases its stability.

Buffer pool: Some wading inflatable castles will have a buffer pool, usually located at the bottom of the slide or other suitable locations, to receive players sliding down the slide, buffering and increasing the fun of play.

In addition, the inflatable castle may also include some other accessories, such as zippers and Velcro for connection and fixation, mesh for ventilation and safety protection, and colorful paints and patterns for decoration.