Can I use the slide in a flat garden?
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I wouldn't. We put ours on a small hill. And the kids still had a hard time getting all the way down. If you use it put it on a good Hill with a sprinkler at top and a sprinkler halfway down
1302392
On a flat surface, probably won't work as well as say a hilly area. You would definately have to "grease" it up quite a bit to be able to achieve sliding properties. We used it on a slight hill, and had some problems getting it to slide the entire distance. But, regardless, the kiddies sure loved trying it out, so good luck!!! : )
1535592
Not really. I use it just in a line in my flower bed. You might be able to a large curve and still have it flat.
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)
1934339
If you had real level ground you possibly could use it outside, but the way the legs are made you could only use on level ground.
250875
It could be used indoors and will likely hold up better than using it outside. We had to throw ours away after three uses because there were holes everywhere. It's rather big but if you have the space, there's no reason why you couldn't just keep it inflated. You would be able to use the slide, and ball blaster just the same.
2084750
No, you can us the legs on a flat surface. However you may want a tripod head to mount your camera to the slider.
496677
You would use it the same way you would a rifle just make sure that you close the slide slowly that way the wire does not break off, it's easy.
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!
1491859
If the slide is 80 or 90 series. Consult rock island or a smith + this is the safest route
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.
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Yes on flat surfaces. There is no braking system so hills would be a problem. It basically has roller blade wheels so as long as the surface is concrete or asphalt outside would be fine. Large cracks in the concrete and rocks could pose a small problem.
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I don't think you could unless its wet as the wheels provide a lot of grip and you would have to change them to harder PU to slide.
1343692
I constructed a 30" X 30" box platform on the ground 8" high, out of P.T. 2X6 and using 1" decking as surface. Then I fastened the bottom of the slide to the outer edge with 4 deck screws through washers, running the platform under the slide and created a 7" step-down to the ground. It works fine. I bulked up the ground around it with cypress mulch for a landing. You could use 2X4 for a shorter drop at the end. Too bad I can't draw it for you.
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The site is sloped but I have been able to rack the slide off the site. It's not ideal but it will work.
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It won't work well at all since the slide won't be slippery. The water makes it slippery and work.
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You can but it is difficult to access the slide. I got it for a spring pistol and I had trouble loading it. So I gave it to my friend that has a non gbb CO2 pistol and it was fine.
465255
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.