Commercial Inflatable Accessories
Every inflatable in your fleet depends on the right support equipment. A correctly sized bounce house blower keeps the unit rigid under load. A well-stocked inflatable repair kit means a small tear doesn't cancel a booking. And a proper anchor system keeps your units grounded in wind.
Ginflatables supplies the full range of commercial-grade accessories matched to our inflatable product lines — blowers, repair kits, ground stakes, sandbag anchors, carry bags, and replacement parts.
Blowers
Continuous-duty air blowers from 1 HP (480 CFM) to 3 HP (1500+ CFM), sized for everything from compact bouncers to large obstacle courses. All units feature thermal overload protection and weather-resistant housings built for outdoor rental use. See our bounce house blower guide for CFM sizing recommendations by unit type.
Repair & Patch Kits
PVC and vinyl inflatable patch kits for field repairs — includes patch material, contact adhesive, surface prep supplies, and application tools. Commercial operators should stock 3–5 kits per service vehicle. For a complete maintenance walkthrough, read our cleaning and maintenance guide.
Anchor Systems
Heavy-duty ground stakes (18-inch spiral and straight), sandbag anchor kits for hard surfaces, and replacement D-ring webbing. Proper anchoring is a safety requirement — not optional — for any commercial inflatable operation.
Storage & Transport
Reinforced carry bags, rolling transport carts, and ground tarps to protect your investment during setup and storage. Sized to match standard inflatable dimensions from 13×13 ft units through 60 ft obstacle courses. Off-season, proper drying and climate-stable storage make the difference between accessories that last five seasons and ones that need replacing every two — see our winter storage guide for commercial inflatables for the full off-season protocol.
Electric inflatable dollies eliminate back strain and reduce setup crew requirements from three people to one or two. Commercial models handle units up to 400 lbs on flat or gently sloped terrain, with pneumatic tires that navigate grass, gravel, and pavement without damaging the surface. For high-volume rental operators running three or more deliveries per day, an electric dolly pays for itself within a single season through reduced labor costs and faster turnaround between events — our electric dolly buyer's guide covers weight ratings and terrain trade-offs by model.
Choosing the Right Accessories for Your Fleet
Match accessories to fleet size, not to the individual unit in front of you. A single blower failure on a Saturday booking costs more in refunds and reputation than a spare blower costs to keep on the shelf — the rule of thumb is one spare blower per five active units, and one patch kit per service vehicle regardless of fleet size.
Anchor hardware should match your typical deployment surface, not just your largest unit: operators who deliver mostly to grass yards need spiral stakes and extra webbing; operators delivering to parking lots, driveways, and event venues need sandbag kits as the primary system, with stakes as backup. Buying the wrong anchor type for your actual delivery mix is the most common accessories misstep we see from new rental operators.
For a structured maintenance schedule that ties blower checks, patch kit restocking, and anchor inspection into one routine, our repair kit and blower maintenance playbook lays out the full inspection cadence rental fleets run between bookings.
