Answers to Questions About Playgrounds

　　Many parents take their children to Funmaxland for fun, and they often have lots of questions for the shop owner. Funmaxland is here to answer them:

　　1. If a power outage occurs suddenly during play, could it harm children?

　　A: It will not cause harm to children. This is because the toy contains sufficient air; tests have shown that even when an adult weighing 70 kg stands on the highest point of the toy and their feet touch the ground, the descent takes at least 70 seconds—a slow, gradual fall—thus posing no risk to children.

　　2. What are the requirements for the business premises when operating an inflatable toy business?

　　A: The ground must be level and free of sharp objects.

　　3. How long does it take to inflate the inflatable toy?

　　A: It usually takes 3–5 minutes.

　　4. How long does it take to deflate an inflatable toy?

　　Answer: It will take 10–15 minutes until all air is purged.

　　5. What should I do if the product is leaking?

　　A: First of all, this product is designed for continuous inflation and delivers a substantial airflow. To ensure the toy has adequate elasticity, certain areas are intentionally left slightly leaky; otherwise, excessive rigidity could compromise the fun. Additionally, if you notice significant air leakage and need to repair it, the process is straightforward—just like patching a bicycle tire. Simply use the PVC material and specialized adhesive provided by our factory to make the repair.

　　6. Are the materials used to manufacture indoor playground equipment harmful to human health? In particular, do they pose any risks to children’s health?

　　Since inflatable toys are made from thin-film materials, they are finished products manufactured from polyvinyl chloride.

　　The parts of the play structure that children can climb on are made of soft, resilient inflatable material, so collisions or falls will not cause injury.

　　7. How long is the service life of inflatable toys?

　　A: Once our installation team has assembled the indoor playground, it typically requires no maintenance and can last for over 10 years—this figure applies to the structure as a whole, excluding wear-and-tear components. Such consumables include ocean balls, soft‑material tubing, floor mats, and similar items. Due to their inherent characteristics, these parts are prone to wear and damage. By contrast, the frame is constructed from carefully selected, high‑quality seamless steel pipes and connectors, which are exceptionally robust and unlikely to fail.