If I were to purchase this slide and a seven foot slide would I be able to make it work off of a 9ft deck?
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A seven foot slide off a 9' deck? No. Consider the angle you would have to navigate to approach the ground. The opening to the top end of the Spiral slide is (I believe around 8') so again no. Your really going to have to do some construction to install these. But you could use the 9' deck an an upper deck and install this adjacent to and below it using deck supports common to both. But it will still take some (alot of) work. And you will need to build out the other supports and decking as well. This is no simple install. Assembly of the slide itself is a task. Gonna need a pro.
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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.
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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.
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My Husband attached the slide to a 5.5 foot high deck that he built that is the max height the website says and our 3 year old Grandson loves it! :)It is pretty fast and that is what our Grandson likes. It was a Christmas gift so our Grandson was only about 2 years 5 months old at the time and he loved it then too!
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No, it is not for above ground pools. The slide is very heavy. However, if you have a very sturdy/permanent deck that surrounds the pool at the height of the top of the pool it would work once bolted to the deck.I wouldn't do it though, especially of the pool is smaller that 20ft. in diameter, the person sliding world and up crashing into the wall.
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Not with out some modification. It would be steep and the base would not sit flat. Try to find longer slide would be the easy solution.
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I think it would require some creative modifications to attach a slide. You may do better with a stand alone slide.
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I would think the slide would be ok but you would not be able to slide down unless you attach the hose, with running water. You can not slide down on it dry. So if you have the ability to run a garden hose from the dock it should be fine. The slide just sits on our wood deck with no tie downs. Just make sure to deflate slightly and take in on windy days. The flap on the bottom does not have to be inflated, just fold it under and it might work better for your purpose.
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I recall from the manual that the recommemded dimensions were pretty large...something like 10' on every side. We are pretty close to that but we only have a couple feet next to the slide side. It has not been a problem.
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Yes. It seems very sturdy at the top, I screwed mine into a wood deck, But I suspect it could be bolted. I have noticed you do not want it too steep. Ours is built to about 55 inches and it is a VERY fast slide and a bit scary for our 2 year old.
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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
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I think you probably could make a 10-panel play yard without any issues. No idea of what the diameter would be, though.
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Actually, yes. I think that would work. You would want to consider the height of the bed because the bottom of the slide is a particular angle to meet the ground but I actually think any average bed would not have a problem. There are three bolts to secure the slide at the top and you do have to build your own brace for the middle of the slide. Last, just consider the footprint. I was a little surprised by how long the slide is and how far out it extends. Best of luck with the project. Sounds so fun.
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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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The tallest point on this item is just over 8 feet tall. It will fit under your ceiling but as dk4808 mentioned, there will not be much room at the top of the slide.
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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
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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.
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This slide popped pretty quickly, but we are rough on them. As for use on a dock, it could work..you might land partially on the small, inflated deck, but you land on it anyway. Filling the side panels will keep it stationery. Hope that helps....for the costs, sounds like a fun idea!
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Depends on size of childHe will outgrow it pretty fast though, you might want to invest in bigger swing set with slide