Start with the intended use
Describe where the inflatable will be used, who will interact with it, how long it will remain installed, and what the audience should see from the main viewing direction.
A product replica emphasizes recognizable shape and artwork. A mascot emphasizes character proportions. An arch defines an entrance or route. A tent combines branded surface area with shelter. A costume introduces movement and therefore requires a different usability review.
Measure the venue before choosing a size
Record available floor area, clear height, access-door dimensions, nearby obstructions, electrical access, and any venue restrictions.
For outdoor use, include the ground surface and expected installation conditions. Anchoring and operating limits must be confirmed for the actual design and site.
- Available width, depth, and clear height
- Indoor or outdoor use
- Ground surface and anchoring options
- Access route for delivery and setup
- Power availability and cable routing
- Venue-specific fire or safety documentation requests
Prepare artwork and reference files
Supply clear reference images and vector artwork when available. Identify which logos, colors, text, and product details must remain legible.
A visual rendering is a design reference. Final dimensions, construction details, accessories, and printed colors should be confirmed in the approved project specification.
Confirm commercial and delivery details
Ask for a written quotation that identifies the included product, accessories, artwork scope, production assumptions, packaging, delivery terms, and any project-specific documentation.
Do not rely on generic website ranges for a custom project. Confirm the deadline and destination before approving production.
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