Inflatable toy can also be used at home or in residential settings. Indoor Playground equipment that is used at home, which is sometimes referred to as a play structure, may be located in backyards or other suitable locations.

 

 

Conventional inflatable toy may include swings, slides, bars, ladders, playhouses and climbing walls. Some known inflatable playground equipment combines these different elements into a single structure. For example, a single piece of inflatable toy may include one or more swings, slides, bars, ladders, playhouses, climbing walls, etc.

 

 

Known inflatable toy and play structures are difficult to transport and ship because of the large size of the various components. For example, conventional inflatable playground equipment and play structures may include support poles that are ten, twelve or fifteen feet in length. In addition, conventional inflatable toy and play structures may be packaged within a number of large boxes. These large boxes may be very heavy and awkward to move. In addition, a large amount of unused space may be located within the boxes, which may require a large amount of shipping materials to fill the unused spaced.

 

 

So most schools only get new outdoor inflatable toy every hundred years or so--therefore you should choose carefully and wisely--selecting the wrong equipment can result in hours of problem solving on the yard.