Can a bouncy castle go on concrete? - How to setup a bounce house on HARD SURFACE

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  • Опубликовано: 30 апр 2022
  • How to setup a bouncy castle on concrete - Bounce house Setup
    #bouncycastlevideo #bouncycastlesetup #bouncehouseonconcrete
    In these videos we will show you the day-to-day activities of an events company driving from venue to venue, delivering and collecting bouncy castles, delivering and setting up party tents, tables & chairs and various other party hire equipment.
    If you are thinking of starting an events company these videos should hopefully help you make the correct choices when buying equipment, and avoid any pitfalls associated with the industry
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    Products used in this video:
    ANCHORS M8 X 94MM 5 PACK
    :www.screwfix.com/p/easyfix-ey...
    SDS PLUS SHANK MASONRY DRILL BIT 14 X 260MM
    www.screwfix.com/p/erbauer-sd...
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Комментарии • 10

  • @PaulForestiero
    @PaulForestiero 2 года назад +1

    Wow good to know thanks for sharing ❤️

  • @pippimaxim
    @pippimaxim Год назад

    Question...do you fill those holes in with cement or concrete after pick up?

    • @castlekingdom
      @castlekingdom  Год назад

      We had previously setup a castle in the same location and reused the holes, we do sometimes fill the holes if the customer requests it

  • @beans4136
    @beans4136 Год назад

    what size bolts do you use please buddy and what drill is that :)

    • @castlekingdom
      @castlekingdom  Год назад

      Hi, the bolts are M8. The drill bit is a 14mm from Screwfix, i have l left a link in the description
      ruclips.net/video/ZmXCFDt5LAQ/видео.html&lc=UgyHz4dFjKyUshtRpH54AaABAg

  • @craigdellar1934
    @craigdellar1934 Год назад

    How can you guarantee they will hold the 163kg required unless you pull test each anchor bolt ??

    • @angieramirez5642
      @angieramirez5642 Год назад

      No one can unless they do a pull test like you suggested. You just have to take the manufacturers word and believe you did everything correct on your part.