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Bounce houses bring joyful energy to Katy, TX parties and events, but following safety protocols is essential for a safe experience. The right preparation, supervision, and weather awareness help prevent injuries and deliver worry-free fun to all guests.
Always place the bounce house on a flat, debris-free surface, away from hazards or overhead obstructions.
Anchor the inflatable securely with heavy-duty stakes or sandbags, as required for grass, concrete, or indoor use.
Inspect the bounce house for leaks, weak seams, and proper anchoring before allowing children to enter.
Never use an inflatable in high winds (typically over 15–20 mph) or thunderstorms; have an indoor backup plan for inclement weather.
Assign a responsible adult to supervise bounce house use at all times.
Limit occupancy according to manufacturer guidelines—most standard units allow 5–8 children with a total weight limit near 800 lbs.
Group participants by age and size to reduce collision risk and prevent rough play.
Enforce a no-shoes, no-food, and no-sharp-objects policy to prevent injuries and equipment damage.
Remove all eyeglasses, jewelry, face paint, party poppers, and silly string before play.
Prohibit hanging, climbing, or sitting on inflatable walls and discourage flips or stunts.
Deflate and disconnect the bounce house immediately if winds exceed safe limits or lightning/thunderstorms are present.
Dry any wet surfaces with towels and avoid use during slick conditions.
If the blower fails, remove all participants, check electrical connections, and contact the rental company if the problem persists.
Ensure the bounce house is cleaned and sanitized before each use—local Katy providers offer strict hygiene standards.
Keep food, drinks, gum, and pets away from the inflatable to avoid choking hazards and ensure equipment longevity.
Confirm your rental company is inspected, insured, and compliant with Texas regulations for bounce house safety.
Ask installers about their anchoring equipment and safety checks before setup completion.
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