Does the height of this include the arches on top of the slide or to where you sit on the slide?
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Sorry, I am not able to answer your question. We have not used the water slide since last summer and it's still tucked away. I would assume the overall height is listed, so it would include the arches.
884334
I'm pretty sure it includes the arches. It was much shorter than I had anticipated it to be.
884335
Yes it does; but its still a perfect size for the kids. My daughter is 6 and plays on it nearly every day. My best investment ever!
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As wide as the top of the slide. It is however a little deep to the floor so I use a cushion at the bottom. My Grandkids LOVE this. They ask for it every time they visit. I can measure it if you need me to. Hope this helps.
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The slide seems to only fit 5 ft deck height with no modification. I did modify the setup by constructing a raised landing deck so I could have a higher starting deck height. Hope that helps.
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I believe the 5' is for the platform 5' high. They do make one for the 7' platform also which is yellow in color. The 5' is the green colored slide. Hope this helps.
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The actual slide is about 6 ft tall. I have had 3 yr olds - 10 yr olds enjoy this slide.
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It's a little over 51" without including the tips at the bottom of the slide.
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Slide is 38" to very top and 31" to top of seat. 64" long. We've used it indoors and out. Awesome little slide!
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Yes, it is 8' long. I think the manufacturer suggests between 42" and 52" so that someone doesn't install it at too steep of an elevation and risk injury. I attached mine to a landing on a swing set that was right at 50" high or so, and that was perfect. I would think that anything above the recommended would be a little steep. The bottom of the slide isn't that high off of the ground (like a standard schoolyard slide), so unless you have a soft area at the end of the slide, I wouldn't make it too steep.
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I bought this last year and it is working well on a 5 ft platform. It is a steep dropping slide. The platform height won't effect the steepness of the slide. It will however effect the bottom drop off, it will be further off of the ground. At 5'8", I would consider the six foot version of this slide.
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We have our slide at 5' high and it is about a 45 degree angle,Have had our 3 year old going down and they have not fallen out of it.
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in a standard tub the 3rd set of legs is outside the tub. So it would be dependent on the width of the stallIf it is a walk in shower, you wouldnt' need the slide in part you could just sit. I don't know which you have.
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Depending on how you install it, it is about 56" from the frame of the structure where it is installed from. That is, the outermost edge of the structure to the outmost point on the side of the slide. That said, be careful if you are measuring this due to anything beside the slide. You want at least another 12" of clearance to ensure the kids don't whack themselves. I have a branch that they love to try to grab that I have to cut off as I can see something bad eventually happening.Here's their instruction sheet, in case you find it handy: http://www.swing-n-slide.com/pdfs/SidewinderSlide.pdf Depending on how you install it, it is about 56" from the frame of the structure where it is installed from. That is, the outermost edge of the structure to the outmost point on the side of the slide. That said, be careful if you are measuring this due to anything beside the slide. You want at least another 12" of clearance to ensure the kids don't whack themselves. I have a branch that they love to try to grab that I have to cut off as I can see something bad eventually happening.Here's their instruction sheet, in case you find it handy:... » Read More Depending on how you install it, it is about 56" from the frame of the structure where it is installed from. That is, the outermost edge of the structure to the outmost point on the side of the slide. That said, be careful if you are measuring this due to anything beside the slide. You want at least another 12" of clearance to ensure the kids don't whack themselves. I have a branch that they love to try to grab that I have to cut off as I can see something bad eventually happening.Here's their instruction sheet, in case you find it handy: http://www.swing-n-slide.com/pdfs/SidewinderSlide.pdf « Show Less
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Elizabeth, The platform sits right at 5ft. The slide you mention will work however, the angle which it sits I found it to be to steep
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My slide is 1 1/8 high and the base is 2" X 1 3/4". The small C shape works perfect. I hope this helps.
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The top of the slide is about 4 feet from the ground, I would say. My 3 year old loves this bounce house and so do all of his friends. I've gotten in and bounced with him. The bounce area is a good size and I love the arms that stick out in front of the door; they helped the little ones from falling out. It's a great purchase, I think.
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The red part of the slide measures 44" from top to bottom. the blue steps are 23" inches high . The actual channel that the child sits in to slide down is 10" across. Hope that helps!
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The cool wave slide I purchased would be to short for the 7-8' tall tree fort. I have my mounted on a fort at approximately 5' for my grandsons, 2 & 4 YO. They love it.