Can I use this slide on the shallow end of our inground pool?
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if you have something you can attach it to. it does not have it's own stand.
806764
Yes. That's the same set up we have. But the top ring of our pool/pit doesn't hold air. And the bottom has zero padding so you'll want to put it on a rug or carpeting.
1153517
Correct. I bought as a pool slide. It is sitting at 4.6 and gets good momentum at that height. I do have water hooked to it though.
322414
I would have to say yes...I placed mine at the shallow end of my in-ground pool at a depth of about 48". Keep in mind that the top MUST be anchored to either a Wood or Concrete Deck.
78776
Yes it should work. Our pool is only 5.5 at the deepest and when you come off the slide you don't go down deep. Perfect for kids. Young and older kids.
2139640
Hi, Please NEVER use inflatable slides to slide into an inground pool. This is extraordinarily dangerous.
880606
No, we mounted it in cement about the size of a coffee can just next to the pool edging. Flat surface mounting would not be sturdy enough.
1294933
It is slightly slanted, similar to a step ladder. Our bottom rung does rest on the floor of the pool which is just an above ground on a compacted dirt/sand base. So if the pond floor is firm, or you could make it firm, I suppose it would work. You wouldn't be able to have it free standing off a deck though.
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The best recommendation is to search the web on the installation specifications. They give you dimensions and required pool depth. Also be careful of ordering the turn. I ordered what I thought was a left turn and it was really a right turn. We love the slide. Amazon had the best deal
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I would imagine you could. Though, you would have to fashion some type of "deck" on top of the pool coping to create a place to mount the steps. The steps have two wings which get screwed into the deck to keep them in place. You would probably need to mount some sort of deck to screw them into to make them secure. I think you would also need to make sure you fill the "dry" side steps with sand as well to add stability and strength, since they will not be filled with water, as the "wet sit would be. I hope this helps.
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No it cannot be used for above ground pool. It has a base at the bottom that needs to be secured with anchour bolts.
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the pool is soft vinyl floor with hard sides. the sides stand up as it is filled with water. if you put the sand deep enough, it would most likely work
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I don't see why not. Our pool is concrete with a pebble finish. We used one before in a gunite pool.
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Probably not. Unless you have cement pads that are as high as the pool walls.
40440
It's technically long enough but you'll be cutting it close. I personally wouldn't do it. If you have a shallow end, you can start there and move it as the water level goes down.
64380
I don't think this slide is designed for above ground pools. And 2' is not enough room.
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Level the ground two feet or more wider than the pool dimensions or you will have to dig out the ground where the supports go. More is better than less.