Do you think it can be set up on a slight slope? Perhaps the downhill side doesn't need to put put in as deep? I should watch a set up video.
904354
Not sure but I think the type of ground makes a difference. Some grass/dirt is softer and will make the stakes move more. Ultimately you should hammer it in as far as you need to in order to secure the stakes from moving when you tighten the net.
670796
I think the angle might be too ab,rupt for use as a ramp, if I understand your question correctly. It curves up quickly
24190
In my opinion, that would be best. However, as long as the ground is level and compacted it will be fine. I didn't use gravel because that would have required more digging.
495874
My yard has slight slope too and I love the fact that I can have one end of the pool deeper and the other end shallower. As long as it is mostly flat, it's fine. You can also angle it so that the front where the landing area is go towards the slope. That way most water is pulled towards that side and out from the bounce house. The slide might be faster too. You don't want the bounce house / slide section to be on slope because a lot more water can get inside the internal inflated area, thus it takes more time to dry it.
2216060
That depends, if it's loose gravel, not so well. If it's more compact then it should be great. Hills would be doable if the child is older and can use the brake on the downhill. They really are so fun. I purchased one for my son and then my three daughters after they saw how fun it was then two neighbor boys went out and bought one after trying theirs out.
2249336
The incline might be a bit steep depending on the height of the steps. The longer the ramp however would decrease the incline.
542034
I would not put it closer than 20 feet. It seeps into the surrounding area Also don't put it on a slope. It will everything in the run off area
636131
Possible, but probably be a too steep. I have it on 4.5ft. it's great. highly recommended.
1408329
We don't have a hill at all so we placed it on a slight slope and it worked great.
711486
I think it would be difficult on a slope. I would use a round point shovel instead of the pro plugger. If the soil is like concrete you would have to use your feet and jump on the plugger like pogo stick. If the soil is loose, you may create a soil avalanche. You have more control with a shovel or even a hand trowel. Best of luck
670942
level it out as best you can - I dug down one side and moved the dirt to the other side and used round stepping stones so the poles did no sink into the dirt... If the ground is very uneven you may need to have someone deliver a truck load of dirt to level it out. Do NOT put this on a hill as it will put too much pressure on the poles on one side and could collapse with you in it!!!
640356
The slope should be no problem. As for bumpiness, my yard is slightly bumpy and it mows okay. I don't see how another mower would fare better.
868843
we have a moderately sloped driveway... it goes up it just fine (though, certainly slower than it does going back down the driveway!).
495871
Sounds similar to my yard. I've experimented a bit with placement and found that placing it on a gentle slope with the back (slide end) downhill and the front (pool end) uphill is best. Placing it this way allows for more water to collect in the pool which adds to the fun. Doing it the opposite way makes the slides a bit faster, but the water drains out the front lip quicker and results in a shallower pool. So, if the slope is truly slight, you'll be fine; or, in my opinion, a bit better off.
1368542
The slope isn't an issue as long as the wheels don't skate. If there is ice, wheels skate and Power Smart is brazing and do some small jump. Avoid using first your Power smart before out your car.
2008849
Yes. Our general contractor installed it but he had to play around with it by adding washers. We have a pretty deep slope about 45 degrees.
1817961
Very intriguing idea. It would not be too dangerous if you dragged it up hill. You would not be in the path of gravity. If you stand below it, most people would say it is dangerous. I would be willing to do it by being vigilant and nimble.