Frequently Asked Questions

This very much depends on the shape of the inflatable. Some can handle force 7 while others (the tallest ones) need to come down at force 4. We can provide you with further advice if you need it.

Most of the time it is not required, however, it is best to check with the local municipality as rules are different for every region.

TMP uses blowers that are low in dBA so that noise is hardly ever an issue, however, for the really big inflatables we need to employ a big blower and the dBA will be higher. If noise is an issue for you please contact one of our staff for more information.

Small rips can be repaired by the clients themselves, as every inflatable comes with a repair kit. For bigger rips, we can help arrange for repairs.

Colour are always an approximation, a deviation of 10% is possible and acceptable. As inflatables are always viewed from a distance it is hardly ever an issue. If you want to ensure exact colour match you can request for a proof colour sample.

Due to UV protection colour fading is nearly nonexistent.

Most of the artwork is applied through digital printing and sometimes the artwork is air-brushed on. This really depends on the shape of the inflatable.

In case of an internal blower, the power consumption will not be more than approximately 350 watts which is about the same as about 5 light bulbs.

When your inflatable is placed on grass, you can secure it with stakes. If you are going to place it on asphalt, it can be held down with sand bags, concrete blocks or other heavy items. Items such as benches, gates trees etc., are good typically not suggested anchor points.

It is most likely that there is a zipper open somewhere; check all zippers or velcro pockets. Also, check to ensure there are no obstructions in front of the blower including the fabric of the inflatable.

Probably a secondary zipper is not closed completely, so that air is pumped in between the first and second layer of the inflatable. Ensure the secondary zipper is properly closed.

Most definitely, inflatables are very useful for PoS/PoP. When using low sound blowers, the noise levels are negligible.

Usually on the side of the inflatable. You can access the blower by opening the zipper.

When a giant inflatable is well cared for and properly stored, it can last for 5-7 years.

Nearly every shape is possible; of course you can ask staff members for advice. In case it is not possible to recreate the shape, the staff can help to realize an alternate inflatable solution.