Do you think we would be able to mount this slide to a 3 1/2 foot deck insted of a 4 foot deck?
1289636
I think so. It will be a different angle, but i don't see that being a problem
1289637
It should not be a problem - just be sure that you have 4ft in one direction.
1289638
Yes, the pitch of the slope will, of course, be less but I think it would work especially for smaller children.
1975604
Yes the deck attachments slide up and down. My deck is about 4" over the top of the pool, and I still have another foot that could be adjusted if my deck was higher.
873055
Probably if the deck has joists as most do you could mount the anchor bolts to the joists.
1741687
Don't believe so, it would have to be elevated above the lip of the above ground pool, and then the pool would have to be at least 4' deep. The restrictions on this slide pretty much recommend ONLY on pool decks. I have mine mounted on a floating raft that I can move to deep water.
2276942
I think it would require some creative modifications to attach a slide. You may do better with a stand alone slide.
636132
I also needed it to work on a 5 ft platform. I have pea gravel on the playground so I basically placed more pea gravel at the foot of the slide raising it to the level that works. If you do not have the means to do something similar I wouldn't recommend this slide for a 5 ft platform.
2123769
Just my opinion, but I wouldn't think so.......We love ours and our deck is close to the same size.
418462
unless you can weld I am not sure. maybe put another board down lengthwise and mount to that
761706
Yes. But don't use the hardware that comes with the slide to mount it. See my review.
1413340
Possibly, but I think you would have to add base plate to give a reference surface upon which to slide. I would also only use small bits as the motor does not have much torque.
1794561
I would recommend a 3 inch lip, however you could get away with 2 3/4 inches. Make sure your deck thickness is strong enough to hold the weight.
1796891
Have not done it, but don't see how it would be a problem. We use containers. You would have to avoid interfering with the slide mechanism when adding the fasteners for the wood.
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!
1469459
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.
1741690
If mounted on a deck i dont see why not but I would fear the depth not being deep enough and hitting bottom. You may want to verify with company.
1534889
They don't come with equipment to mount them to a deck. You'd have to purchase those supplies separately. I'm sure it can be done.
1696951
I would think it would be if installed at the appropriate ADA height. However, please note the the slide bar is not a grab bar.