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White inflatable cube, a drop-stitch fabric test

White cube-shaped inflatable structure on a lawn, with a rectangular opening and round portholes, in front of a dark red hedge under a cloudy sky. Enlarge the photo
The white inflatable cube, inflated outdoors. Credit: Digital Inflatables

Digital Inflatables built a large white inflatable cube with portholes in 2024, on a project that let the workshop test mass-produced drop-stitch fabric. The cube has flat walls, a rectangular opening on the front and round portholes, including on the inner walls; the photo shows it inflated on a lawn in front of a hedge. The workshop calls the job unusual but big, with more innovation and logistics than creative design.

What does this white inflatable cube look like?

A white inflatable cube with flat walls, a rectangular opening on the front face and round portholes.

White inflatable cube seen at an angle on a lawn, with its opening, a row of round portholes on the side and a black handle, under a grey sky. Enlarge the photo
The cube from the side, with its portholes. Credit: Digital Inflatables

In the photo, the cube stands on a lawn in front of a dark red hedge, under a cloudy sky. The inner walls have portholes too, and a black mat covers the ground at the entrance.

The workshop calls it an unusual but sizeable project, where innovation and logistics mattered more than pure creativity.

What is drop-stitch fabric?

A double-wall fabric whose faces are joined by a very large number of threads: once inflated, it forms a flat, rigid panel.

The threads limit how far the faces can move apart, so the panel stays flat even at high pressure, where an ordinary inflatable would round out. It is used in stand-up paddle boards, inflatable mats and floors, and it suits the straight walls of a cube or a shelter.

For this cube, the workshop tested mass-produced drop-stitch fabric.

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Does a cube-shaped inflatable shelter work for an event?

Yes: an inflatable space closed on several sides serves as a shelter, a stand or a welcome point, and it is set up with a blower or a pump.

Before ordering, define the floor area, the height, the number of openings and the branding. Usual timelines are set out in the guide to custom inflatable lead times.

Full specifications

Object inflatable cube with portholes
Fabric mass-produced drop-stitch fabric, test
Year 2024

Frequently asked questions

Why use drop-stitch fabric for an inflatable?

Because once inflated it gives flat, rigid walls, which suits straight shapes such as a cube.

What was this inflatable cube project used for?

It let the workshop test mass-produced drop-stitch fabric, on a project it describes as a big one.

Who built this inflatable cube, and when?

Digital Inflatables, in 2024.

Can an inflatable cube be used as a stand or a shelter?

Yes: with an opening and portholes, an inflatable cube forms a small enclosed space suited to a stand or a welcome point.

How much does a custom inflatable cube cost?

Price depends on size, fabric and quantity; the guide to custom inflatable structure prices gives real examples.

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