Giant and Lawn Games
Giant Axe Darts Rentals
An inflatable dartboard nearly eight feet tall, thrown at with foam axes. It has the look of an axe-throwing lane with none of the risk: nothing here is sharp and the target is big enough that a first-timer hits it.
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Specifications
Eight feet of target, up in under ten minutes.
Extra-thick vinyl over a chamber that inflates in under ten minutes from a standard outlet. The blower runs for as long as the board is up, so the outlet is not a setup requirement but a running one. Foam axes are the throwing tool.
| Inflated size | 96 W × 93 H × 54 D in |
|---|---|
| Material | Extra-thick vinyl |
| Inflation time | Under 10 minutes |
| Throwing tools | Foam axes |
| Standard format | 4 rounds, highest score wins |
| Power | Standard outlet, blower runs continuously |
| Throwing room | 15–20 ft in front recommended |
| Use | Outdoor; indoor with 9 ft clearance |
Where the height is the point
Six sites that want something visible.
Company picnics
Nearly eight feet of board is a landmark before it is a game. Put it where you want guests to walk toward rather than where there happens to be room.
Festivals and outdoor markets
Allow about eight feet wide by four and a half deep for the board itself, then fifteen to twenty feet of throwing room in front of it. The lane is the part people forget to reserve.
Dealership and store activations
It reads as axe throwing from a distance without any of what makes axe throwing a licensing conversation. That is usually the reason it gets booked over the real thing.
Open ground with no power
The blower runs continuously, so a field means a generator or a power drop rather than an extension lead. Plan it with the site rather than on the day.
Exposed lawns
A large inflated surface catches wind like a sail. Anchor it properly on any open site and keep it out of a funnel between two buildings.
Indoor halls
It works inside with close to nine feet of clear ceiling. Measure at the spot rather than at the door, because ductwork is what usually takes the last few inches.
What usually goes over it
The blower does not like rain.
This is an outdoor game with mains power running into it for the whole event, which makes weather a scheduling problem rather than a comfort one. A pop-up canopy over the throwing position keeps the queue dry and the cable out of standing water. Three sizes, up in minutes.
See the pop-up canopies