Would you recommend buying a tarp to go underneath the jump house?
47465
We have only used it indoors in a basement area, however, for outdoors I would recommend a tarp to keep it clean along with the ground stakes to keep it from sliding around.
47466
I don't use anything underneath but it will be a good idea. Just keep in mind that you have to use stakes to secure the jumper
47467
I always do. I buy a heavy duty one. Slightly larger then the footprint of the jump house. It's worth the money in peace of mind, sorta like an insurance policy. Ever time I rented one they would supply a tarp. It just makes sense to me.
47468
Yes get a tarp to put underneath,we picked up one cheap at harbor freight. You never know what is underneath the grass... I purchased this a few months back my boys love this house it gets used at least 3xs a week I call it mommy sanity plus they use so much energy they sleep better �
2157038
The whole idea of this "roofless" design is to increase ventilation and decrease temperatures inside of it, so I don't think the manufacturer will make a canopy for it. As others have said, you can use a tarp but if that is what you are looking to do, I would recommend looking at ones that already have a roof built in. There are advantages and disadvantages to either design, this one stays cool but you should put it in a shade to prevent sunburn, it is also less stable when kids lean on a side (the roof would prevent sides from caving in). My kids love this bounce house and it is well built as well as very reasonably priced. The whole idea of this "roofless" design is to increase ventilation and decrease temperatures inside of it, so I don't think the manufacturer will make a canopy for it. As others have said, you can use a tarp but if that is what you are looking to do, I would recommend looking at ones that already have a roof built in. There are advantages and disadvantages to either design, this one stays cool but you should put it in a shade to prevent sunburn, it is also less stable when kids lean on a side (the roof would prevent sides from caving in). My kids love this bounce house and it is... » Read More The whole idea of this "roofless" design is to increase ventilation and decrease temperatures inside of it, so I don't think the manufacturer will make a canopy for it. As others have said, you can use a tarp but if that is what you are looking to do, I would recommend looking at ones that already have a roof built in. There are advantages and disadvantages to either design, this one stays cool but you should put it in a shade to prevent sunburn, it is also less stable when kids lean on a side (the roof would prevent sides from caving in). My kids love this bounce house and it is well built as well as very reasonably priced. « Show Less
1374695
I recommend buying a tarp and cutting it to the size of the base of the tent, cheaper, easier and lighter. I've used this tent 32 times to date and in every weather including high winds. Can't go wrong with this as a solo tent.
1481786
The tarp is a pretty standard size so you can find a heavy duty one with grommets easily.
2097050
I would purchase the footprint. If you decide on the tarp I would purchase a 10x10.
1588593
Yes. All tents require you to purchase a tent. And even if they say you dont need to buy one, I would highly recommend buying one. You want to be sure that the tarp is just slightly larger than the tent but not oversized. There are several reasons you would want to put a tarp under your tent. First off, it prevents water from getting under your tent. This cuts down on mold and mildew which you never want on any of your camping gear. Secondly, it provides a layer of protection from the ground at night when it cools down. Lastly, extend the tarp out in the front of the door. This way you can take off your shoes/boots at the door and not track all that into your tent. Yes. All tents require you to purchase a tent. And even if they say you dont need to buy one, I would highly recommend buying one. You want to be sure that the tarp is just slightly larger than the tent but not oversized. There are several reasons you would want to put a tarp under your tent. First off, it prevents water from getting under your tent. This cuts down on mold and mildew which you never want on any of your camping gear. Secondly, it provides a layer of protection from the ground at night when it cools down. Lastly, extend the tarp out in the front of the door. This way you can... » Read More Yes. All tents require you to purchase a tent. And even if they say you dont need to buy one, I would highly recommend buying one. You want to be sure that the tarp is just slightly larger than the tent but not oversized. There are several reasons you would want to put a tarp under your tent. First off, it prevents water from getting under your tent. This cuts down on mold and mildew which you never want on any of your camping gear. Secondly, it provides a layer of protection from the ground at night when it cools down. Lastly, extend the tarp out in the front of the door. This way you can take off your shoes/boots at the door and not track all that into your tent. « Show Less
1760695
Yes. I put a tarp underneath to help any sticks or stones that may have been missed when picking up the yard from poking a hole.it was a big hit @ my daughters birthday party this past summer.
244168
I wouldn't but in good weather you could get away with it. It doesn't have a floor. It is built well with strong canvas.
857584
If you want to use a simple flat tarp you can get one for 10 dollars or less on Amazon or at Wally World. They have grommets on them so it will be easy to stake it.
625092
I'd go with a different model by bounceland. Jungle or Royal palace. Much safer and sturdier. Put a tarp under it to keep from ripping.
1823344
So far we have not had a problem. I wouldn't think that putting a tarp over it would interfere, because it has an open weave around it. But on the other hand, it needs to stay moist.
1846603
I wondered the same, but once I got it I realized that because you can set this up in any shape and configuration, getting a premade cover for it didn't make sense. You can certainly use a grommeted tarp and attach it with zip ties.
565344
Definitely! Helps protect and keep the bottom of the bouncer clean and dry. Also, having the tarp come out a little bit more in front of the slide/bouncer, so when the kids came down it, they weren't stepping on dirt and tracking them inside. Worked really well.
1570548
yes, and it has a "bathtub" floor, so you don't have to put a tarp under it, tho I recommend the tarp beneath just to protect the bottom of the tent. I love mine! so easy to put up. so big.
2062036
Once it was windy and I used a couple if cheap tent stakes but no it stays put. I would recommend a large tarp under it. Keeps kids socks clean and extra protection between the ground and bounce castle. Love this castle!!! Very durable, well worth the money :)
94998
I recommend getting a tarp now with your hammock because you can never predict when you will need it. It's one of those "its better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it", I have used mine when i did not expect it and there are many other uses for it as well.
94997
Yes, get the tarp. You need it to keep dry. Even if it's not raining, the dew will fall off the trees. If it does start to rain, you'll be a dry happy camper.