Could anyone give me an idea of capacity when selling 45mm bouncy balls?
Thanks
Bounce a roo
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I have one and put a box (400) in and think it would hold the same again!
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Re: Bounce a roo
Thanks Steve.
How do you find the sales on them?
So would you say a box is the minimum you would put in to look decent?
How do you find the sales on them?
So would you say a box is the minimum you would put in to look decent?
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Yes a box takes the balls over the perspex middle thing, I have mine in a play centre, it did £60 last month (half term) but been averaging £35 - £40
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