In 1959, the first inflatable house was designed. John Skerlock of Shreveport, Louisiana, conducted several experiments with inflatable spatulas for tennis courts. Soon he noticed that his workers enjoyed jumping with inflatable covers. John Skurlock mechanical engineer, then designed and manufactured several inflatable tents, inflatable domes and inflatable signs. Soon they became very popular and useful to many. His greatest achievement in this area was the invention of airbags. This product is now widely used by fire and rescue services for people to jump from a height.
The first production company of inflatable and space walk was located in New Orleans in a rented warehouse. In 1968, a lady named Francis established an inflatable rental company, and in 1976 they built a special facility for the production and rental of such products. They promoted their inflatable objects in various activities, such as children's birthdays, school functions, picnics and more. Gradually increased inflatable boat. Frank, the son of Francis, expanded its rental throughout the United States under the name "Walking Walk" and "Inflatable Zoo". Frank also founded the main inflatable indoor play park, which is named Fun Factory on Thanksgiving Day 1986 in Metairy, Louisiana. In 1987, the second part of this park was opened in Memphis, Tennessee, called the Fun Plex. They invented the first inflatable, which was an open-top mattress that had no side, and they called it "Space Pillow."
To solve the warm problem, an innovative product was launched. It was in 1974 that Jupiter Jump was born. These jumps had swollen columns to support the mesh walls so that the air could pass (“Modern Jump”). At the very beginning of the 1990s, Frank released the first commercial inflatable water slides, called Aqua Tunnel.
Thanks to the implementation of Computer Aided Design or CAD, the variety of jumpers offered today is huge and limited only by human imagination.
