Casino and Carnival
Cash Cube Rentals
A booth six feet across and eight feet high with clear panels, a blower filling the chamber and a timer running. It exists to put a crowd around one spot. Nothing else in this category does that as directly.
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Specifications
Two blowers, four stakes and four sandbags.
A 370 W blower holds the structure up. An 1100 W blower keeps the chamber moving. Both run for as long as the booth is open, which is why it takes two outlets rather than one. Guests get in through an L-shaped double-sided zip; the hand hole is there for when you would rather nobody stepped in and out all day. The bills are yours to bring — play money is not part of the rental, so order a stock of it with enough time to arrive.
| Size | 6 ft diameter × 8 ft high |
|---|---|
| Material | Oxford cloth with clear PVC panels |
| Colours | Green and black |
| Blowers | 2 — 370 W inflation, 1100 W money blower |
| Power | Two outlets, both blowers run continuously |
| Entry | L-shaped double-sided zip, plus hand hole |
| Anchoring | 4 stakes, 4 sandbags, ropes |
| Transport | Packing bag included |
Where a crowd is the product
Six activations that need one spot to work.
Mall and concourse activations
Allow a clear circle of about ten feet so the queue and the spectators both have somewhere to stand. The spectators are the point: they are what the next person walking past sees.
Dealership events
It gives a showroom a reason to hold somebody past the test drive. Eight feet high reads across a floor full of cars, which a table-height attraction does not.
Trade-show stands
Both blowers run continuously and pull close to 1,470 W between them off two outlets, so check that draw against the stand before you book it.
Radio and street promotions
Four stakes, four sandbags and ropes come with it. Use all of them on any open site, because a tall inflated shape in a gap between two buildings is a sail.
Staff prize draws
Set a fixed time per guest and post it where the queue can read it. A visible limit is what keeps a line moving; an unstated one is what stalls it.
Fundraisers
The hand hole lets a guest play from outside, which suits an event where stepping in and out costs more time than the booth is worth to the schedule.
What the queue needs
A crowd around one spot becomes a crowd in the way.
Ten feet of clear circle works until the line doubles back into a walkway. Retractable-belt posts mark where the queue goes before it decides for itself, which matters most at exactly the events this booth is booked for.
See the belt stanchions