Will it hold a slide 20x71x33 60 lbs.?
1890492
It is very sturdy, but not sure about a slide. It holds 3 good size adults without problem
1890493
You will have to secure it to the deck somehow. If you think on sliding into the pool you will not have enough length. If the slide if plastic it will be pushed out of water. I hope it helps.
1929924
My slide is 1 1/8 high and the base is 2" X 1 3/4". The small C shape works perfect. I hope this helps.
1087476
It shouldnt. It's 3 legs keep it from tipping over. Overall it is fairly flimsy when pulling up on the shoots and slides...but my 10 month old son has not been able to destroy this toy yet lol And he has tried!
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.
1620193
I found the item a bit shaky, of course, I had it put on a carpeted floor. You're talking a weight of some 50 pounds here, though. I can't recommend it, the different levels are each fastened by a not-so-long screw and the pillars are hollow but for a plastic disc in the ends, it might hold, but could well buckle. It's meant more for smaller knickknacks than your planned monstrous item.
1980935
I think that it will because the width of the slide is the same even though the length is different
1997022
It'll fit under the 7 foot ceiling provided kids do not stand up when they get into the top of the slide. Hope this help.
372395
I would have to guess because it is at my grandsons. 4x4x6 approximate. He LOVES it. I, grandma goes down the slide too. Pretty sturdy.
1679994
My guess is "yes". We use it in our 38 foot 5th wheel, which is 304 square feet with the slides in, so a little more than that with the slides out.
1381894
I'd have to inflate it to be sure, but it's pretty square when you look at the inside. I think that extra 3 feet take the slide into account.
1736094
Yes I believe it will. I put over 18# in it and it was very stable. You cant go wrong with this at a great price.
206825
i used it on a 60" with no problems. size should not be a problem as it is graded by weight
1037534
It should. Mine is holding a 36x12.50x15 super swampers. Sx. It holds & opens fine.
997325
yes, I believe it would, but it won't hold much in the way of weight., pretty flimsy
456599
Not sure what your question is exactly. But I found that my 80lb kid caused the slide to warp. The plastic is not very thick or heavy duty. From my experience, there is no way the slide will support 105 lbs let alone 250lbs without additional support as suggested by another responder to your question.
337945
No it will not. The unit has 2 small beams that support most of the weight. Good item
958539
I'm actually not sure. There is a slide carrier that might be what you need to use.