At Rinie’s Jumping Castles, safety is our top priority. While our inflatables are designed to bring endless fun, they must be used responsibly to prevent accidents or injuries. Whether you’re hiring a castle for a birthday party or starting a rental business, these essential safety rules help ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone involved.

📌 Proper Setup: Anchor It Right

Always ensure the inflatable is securely anchored using all anchorage points provided. This includes checking:

• Anchor pegs and ropes for tightness and stability
• Safety mats are placed at all entry/exit points
• Blower is functioning properly and free from obstructions

Regularly inspect these throughout the day to make sure nothing has become dislodged or moved.

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🏡 Location Matters

Choose a flat, open space, clear of:

• Sticks, rocks, sharp objects
• Fire hazards (including braais)
• Buildings, low roofs, or overhanging tree branches

Never set up under trees, and always keep the inflatable away from water sources. No smoking should be allowed near or on the inflatable.

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👧👦 Supervision & Safe Play

Jumping castles are only as safe as the supervision they receive. Follow these essential tips:

• Children must be supervised by an adult (18+) at all times
• Supervision requires close physical presence — not from a distance
• If children are bumping into each other, the inflatable is overcrowded
• Separate children by age and size to prevent injury
• No food, drinks, sweets, or sharp objects allowed on the inflatable
• No climbing on walls, jumping at the entrance, or rough play (e.g., flips, somersaults, tackling)

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🚫 Who Shouldn’t Use the Castle?

Certain individuals should avoid using inflatables altogether, including:

• Infants and toddlers
• Pregnant women
• Anyone with head, neck, back, or musculoskeletal injuries
• Individuals under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or strong medication

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⚡ Electrical Safety

Electricity must be handled with care:

• Use a power source with a working trip switch or earth leakage protection
• Keep all power cords insulated and away from children
• Never place the blower on wet grass or near water
• In case of rain, strong winds, or bad weather, immediately remove children and switch off the blower
• If the blower loses power unexpectedly, remain calm and help children exit slowly and safely

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📝 Responsibility & Liability

Once our inflatables leave our premises, they become the full responsibility of the hirer. Proper use, setup, and supervision fall under your care.