Games · giant and lawn games
Giant and Lawn Game Rentals
Pick by the ground you have rather than by the game. Three of these take a few square feet; two want a throwing lane of 30 ft or more and one wants a power outlet. All eight are rented as equipment — nobody from us stays to run them and none of them needs running.

Giant stacking tower
54 pine blocks that start at knee height and play up to 8 ft.

Giant four-in-a-row
A 46.5 in frame with 42 coins, up in seconds without tools.

Giant chess
A 24 in king on a folding 10 by 10 ft vinyl mat.

Giant checkers
24 discs at 10 inches across, on the same 10 by 10 ft mat.

Cornhole
Two regulation boards with LEDs built in, so play carries past sunset.

Ring toss
A 16.5 in wooden base with the scoring marked on it, under 3 lb.

Giant axe darts
An 8 ft inflatable target thrown at with foam axes.

Ladder toss
Two press-fit steel frames and six bolas, 5.5 lb for the set.
Eight games
What each one asks of the space.
Three of them take almost no room. The stacking tower starts on an 8 × 8 in footprint, then grows as it is played — indoors that becomes a ceiling question rather than a floor one. Four-in-a-row stands on its own base at 46.5 in wide by 40 in tall and weighs under 19 lb, so it can be moved mid-event if the crowd drifts somewhere else. Ring toss is the smallest of everything here at 16.5 in square and 2.6 lb, with the scoring cut into the base itself. It plays on carpet or a hard floor as readily as on grass.
The other five want measured space. Giant chess needs a clear 10 × 10 ft for the mat plus walking room on every side. Its pieces fill with sand, water or stone for an exposed lawn or a rooftop. Giant checkers takes the same square on the same folding vinyl, with 10 in discs light enough for a child to place, so the two are interchangeable as a footprint even though they are separate rentals. Cornhole plays at the regulation 27 ft board to board, so the lane rather than the boards is what has to be clear of a bar queue. Ladder toss is two press-fit steel frames at 23.75 in wide and 35.5 in tall, 5.5 lb for the set, in a carry bag. Axe darts is the one with a power requirement: 96 in across and 93 in tall once inflated, 15 to 20 ft of throwing room in front of it and a blower running for as long as it is up.