Bouncy castle

By AandA
July 17, 2015 in For Sale & Items Offered

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AandA

Posted July 17, 2015

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Posted July 17, 2015

Hi all -

We are selling our kids inflatable bouncy castle. It is a Tesco Giant Airflow Bouncy Castle: http://www.tesco.com/direct/tesco-giant-airflow-bouncy-castle-pool/203-5052.prd

The dimensions are on the site. Suitable for children up to about 6 or 7, depending on size. Spec on the Tesco site says 7 - 10 but we found that that was a bit optimistic! Our 3 kids absolutely loved it but they are now just to big for it!

It has seen 4 summers of action. It's in great condition. No tears or holes etc. (Pls note it is designed to allow air to seep out of the seems as the pump runs continuously.) You can hook up a hose to the slide which turns it into a water slide. Total mayhem.

Cost ?200 (which has been worth every penny). Would like ?100. Pls call or SMS me on 079578 608 172 if you are interested (e-mails replies on this site go to my wife's gmail which is not checked regularly).

We will be very sad to see this go. Someone's kids will be delighted!

Thx for looking.

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