Could this slide be attached to something like a dome climber? Could you put hooks into the bolt holes and attach to the bars of the dome climber?
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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.
1827542
yes I agree with Keith. I would prefer to bolt it solidly to the dome. hanging it on hooks seems a bit unstable. if you get a flat board (1x4 or 2x4) can you put this behind the dome bars and the slide in front and bolt the two together?
1801115
Yes. 2 different ways to attach. I'm not using them, however because the spot where we attach it in the RV is in the path of the slide out Would recommend this product.
1493973
This item gives a lot of leeway when it comes to installing it. You should be able to attach it to the wood rafter.
1489002
I don't think you can. I think you'll run out of velcro for it to attach properly. It will be very loose
889405
This basket does not come with a slide. The tabs are so you could stack them if tou had more than one, such that a basket will not "nest" inside another. There would be no reason to mount on a slide anyway because the basket is not big enough too hold any kind of weight where a slide would be at all beneficial.
2057095
To use the slide and lock on the bottom of the box it's best to use a Topeak rack, but if using a different brand rack you would have to work out how to attach and secure it.
1254112
Yes on mounts because of the swivel design and maybe on lag bolts:It depends on your total weight divided by two and if your doing full body weight or partial suspension vs dynamic gymnastic routines. If it was me i would install/mount a 2x4 between rafter joist and replace lag bolts with same diameter machine bolt,lock washers and nut. This is a simple modification and it will be SOLID! If you decide to go with lag bolts I would always inspect prior to use.I like your idea and I may try it myself, good luck!
194448
Unfortunately no. The screws need to go into the nut behind a board in order for the boulders to have sufficient strength.
985850
The site is sloped but I have been able to rack the slide off the site. It's not ideal but it will work.
1392330
I don't have the slide on mine, it does not effect the stability of the bed. However the railing is not full length so you have a space the size of the slide on the end where the slide should attach.
660031
You can hang a bar from one hook and then hang the trapeze from the bar. I doubt it would be as stable as two hooks
1941749
They might not hold them tightly enough and may fall off and annoy you. For that, I might recommend a larger climbing carabiner. Hope this helps.
761706
Yes. But don't use the hardware that comes with the slide to mount it. See my review.
1238711
yes, it would attach just like any other ballhead would. This is a large ballhead so it would require a sturdy monopod, else, it would be unbalanced
1750396
The dome climber is heavy enough that you should not have to anchor it on level ground.We set it up on child safe rubber pellets and added 4 U shaped anchors.
1919923
You probably could if you attached hooks to a bar or ledge on the top bunk.
538374
Im sure you could make it work. These rails have several holes where you can place a bolt. Depends on the spacing of the holes though. May not line up quite right.