I have a treehouse that is about 80" high. My kids are older (seven and nine) and I'm wondering if this slide could work?
1548608
No, I think you need a longer slide. This one would be too straight up and down !
1548609
Depends, do you think your kids would enjoy a 7' free fall? Seriously, do you even math?
1548610
not a good fit for you. The angle will be very steep and the slide will prob. flex too much for older kids. I reinforced mine with 2x4s (not part of the original mfg's plan)
1548611
This is what it says it works best with. This slide mounts easily to 42" to 52" slide platform and features sturdy, smooth, 1-piece molded-plastic construction, but it is 96 inches in length ,I would say that 80 inches would be a steep straight down slide and could result to serious injury to the child I would say no on that
2044682
I had to hire a handy man to install mine because the fort was over 9 feet up. He built up the ground till the turbo slide met the spot. It has worked great, but it was a small project. My grandchildren live it. He put landscape timbers in, back filled, and built a small fence so no one would tumble off the elevated ground.
2044681
Not sure exactly how you had planned - 7ft slide at end of circular slide? If so I'm not really sure. The green circular slide is attached to our 5 ft. deck and hits the ground. From what I am picturing I think the 7ft. slide would be too long - but I'm not sure how much space it takes and the angle on it. With what I am thinking you only have four feet from the bottom of the circular slide to the ground. Sorry, this may not be much help. See what the foot print of the 7 ft. slide is and see if it works. Good luck.
2122022
Yes just try not to overload the slide. The weight capacity is for.normal verticle position
820787
The Slide is about 30 inches high. It was perfect for my 2 and 5 yr. old grandchildren. The enjoyed it tremendously!
846180
Probably. you'd have to add the center support to the floor. The slide would come out several feet from the bed so you'd have to have a lot of room.
385850
Hi Hillary, I don't see why not. I just asked my husband and he seemed to think it would work just fine. We actually just pulled ours out again and the kids have been using it everyday. Ours sits on the side of our pool and we have jagged edged stone and this slide has held up extremely well. This will be our second summer using it (and it does get used a lot) and it is still very durable. Hope this helps!
1491858
If the slide is a 80 or 90 series. Best to consult rock island or a gun smith
214945
Yes it's really 8 feet long. I have used it at different elevations and it works fine. The top has a flat lip that you mount and then you can make the slide steep or less steep.
1899025
I guess it depends on how big the kids are. You can find the exact measurements in the product description. The slide is about 2.5 ft high. My 16th month goes down it.
2164863
Is the same high of my kid, don't worry about it, he still play with a lot!, the slide is 38" long
1416706
This is very feasible. You just have to make certain that you have enough weight rating on the slide for the application. Either 200 or 500 lbs rated slides should work, unless the cabinet is very small. Then you can use a smaller rated slide.
1926215
That's true but the ropes are pretty long and unless the swing set was way above the ground, it would not work too well. Ours is in a tree and the grandkids were thrilled with it when they came for Thanksgiving and gave it a great workout...very sturdily made.
1156514
You could as long as you have a level deck around it. The pool wall and the decking should level to ensure the slide works perfectly. I would only recommend it for small kids in an above ground pool as the force from the impact generates a lot of waves and could damage an above ground pool if adults were using it. That being said, I mainly have adults using it for an in ground pool and it is AWESOME!
1408330
We don't have a hill in our backyard. I would call it a modest slope. I'm guessing it would work well on a flat lawn though, especially if you have room to get a good running start. Some of the smaller kids didn't quite make it to the end of the slide but the kids around ages 11 - 12 had no problem doing so. Hope that helps.
2276942
I think it would require some creative modifications to attach a slide. You may do better with a stand alone slide.
2164861
at 33 inches it would not be much of a slide. my grandchild just turned one and she wants more. buy the next size up. they'll get the hang of it really fast