Thinking about letting the kids use this to slide into their wading pool. What is the distance from the black hinge to the ground?
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I'm a size 8 1/2 and its 2 of my feet! Hope this helps? Sorry cannot find my tape measurer
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My twins are only 2 so they don't get anywhere near the opening. I'm sure the overall height is listed on the website. My kids LOVE it!!
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It is currently deflated and in the pool house, so I cannot give you actual dimensions. Our 3 year old fits it perfectly, but our 7 year old isn't too big for it. It works nicely in our 24 ft pool. Deflated it can be folded or rolled to the size of a boot box. The kids like to play in it but I wouldn't even try to put an adult in it.
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Maybe 1/2 an inch. The seat seems to be more designed for the child to have an easier time scooting back into it than anything. We've had a few splashes from it not being high enough/my daughter not being far back on the seat enough (she likes to try and lean back when she did on it) but nothing horrible.
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It's about 2 feet deep. Maybe 1.5 - enough for the kids to slide into and relax in. My son had it for 4 years.. The first one broke and they gave me another after pictures and a huge fight. The second we used for 2 years and then gave to our neighbor. They got a full summer so far. It depends on how heavy the kids are and how wild they are...so much fun..but 2 summers is about it.
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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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As the slide is bolted into the deck or cement sideways, you do not need any more depth than the width of the distance of the slide from the edge of the pool which is 42" at the step end on our in ground pool set up, which actually is several inches farther from the edge of the pool that the curved end of the slide. Even if your deck is only 54" wide you will still have an extra foot between the slide steps and the outside edge of your deck, and if you were to place it at the end farthest from your deck steps there would be no need to walk around the slide. The slide length is only 68" long so you should have no problem with your space at all. As the slide is bolted into the deck or cement sideways, you do not need any more depth than the width of the distance of the slide from the edge of the pool which is 42" at the step end on our in ground pool set up, which actually is several inches farther from the edge of the pool that the curved end of the slide. Even if your deck is only 54" wide you will still have an extra foot between the slide steps and the outside edge of your deck, and if you were to place it at the end farthest from your deck steps there would be no need to walk around the slide. The slide length is... » Read More As the slide is bolted into the deck or cement sideways, you do not need any more depth than the width of the distance of the slide from the edge of the pool which is 42" at the step end on our in ground pool set up, which actually is several inches farther from the edge of the pool that the curved end of the slide. Even if your deck is only 54" wide you will still have an extra foot between the slide steps and the outside edge of your deck, and if you were to place it at the end farthest from your deck steps there would be no need to walk around the slide. The slide length is only 68" long so you should have no problem with your space at all. « Show Less
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The distance from the feet that sit on the bottom of pool to the top of the top step is 46-1/2". The arms that attach to the deck are 49" to 65" measured from the pool bottom. They should work for you. Very happy with my steps.
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Shouldn't be an issue unless your kids are 6 feet tall, it sits about 3 feet from base and if the pool is at least 3 feet deep from where you set it you should be good...
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we have this slide for an above the ground pool that is 4.5ft deep and it works great...the slide mounts on the deck so the ladder height is perfect for the length of the slide HTH
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Agree with 4ft. We also had a tight space, a straight slide basically dumped the kids about 18 inches from the retaining wall. The curved slide gives us about 5 ft to the edge of the retaining wall and makes this mom much more comfortable from a safety perspective!!
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I can not tell you the exact height but we bought this for our short 2 year old. He needed sons help at first getting up the slide but was a Pro in no time. Should be fine for your kiddos!
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Can't slide down. My boys throw balls like water basketball. Slide is a good deal. Good price. Good value. My boys are big 6 and 8 year old kids and enjoy very much
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The info says 9.5 inches. That would be to the fill line. You still have another 3 inches to the top. Only fill to the the second rib. Our grandsons are having a blast with a a little water and 50 balls. SAFETY FIRST
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7 inches. We like it, we even accidentally dropped it in water for a few seconds, and it still works.
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18" in actuality, but since the pool has a natural bow in it, there is only 12"that the legs stick out. i will gladly post a picture if that will help.
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When inflated, the jumper is 19 inches high. I can't stress enough how this item is really not suitable for pools, despite other comments. We have an 18' x 36 ' pool and there is no way to use it safely. We used it twice for about 5 minutes each time at the beginning of the summer and it has sat idle (and taking up ALOT of patio space!) since that time. It is a well made product, but a complete waste of money to purchase for pool use as it is just too large. There is very little bounce to it, also, making it a real hazard for most people to attempt to use. When jumping onto it, there is no appreciable bounce, so all you do is kind of slide off the side. When inflated, the jumper is 19 inches high. I can't stress enough how this item is really not suitable for pools, despite other comments. We have an 18' x 36 ' pool and there is no way to use it safely. We used it twice for about 5 minutes each time at the beginning of the summer and it has sat idle (and taking up ALOT of patio space!) since that time. It is a well made product, but a complete waste of money to purchase for pool use as it is just too large. There is very little bounce to it, also, making it a real hazard for most people to attempt to use. When jumping onto it, there is no... » Read More When inflated, the jumper is 19 inches high. I can't stress enough how this item is really not suitable for pools, despite other comments. We have an 18' x 36 ' pool and there is no way to use it safely. We used it twice for about 5 minutes each time at the beginning of the summer and it has sat idle (and taking up ALOT of patio space!) since that time. It is a well made product, but a complete waste of money to purchase for pool use as it is just too large. There is very little bounce to it, also, making it a real hazard for most people to attempt to use. When jumping onto it, there is no appreciable bounce, so all you do is kind of slide off the side. « Show Less