how high is the slide? & how tall are the walls from the bounce floor? i see alot of different ans., are the walls 5 feet high from the bounce floor?
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The slide from the inside is only @ 4 -5 ft. the length of the slide is 7 ft. I have had for 2 years now, it held up well with plenty of use having 5 grandchildren. I would say the oldest child that has been in it was 10. But we have had adults in it with the little ones. Very sturdy and was worth well worth what I paid $499.00
51599
I'm on a business trip for almost two weeks so can't measure, but the walls are taller than me when I'm standing on the ground next to it and I'm 5'6" tall. 5' high from the bounce floor sounds about right.
51600
5 Feet is about right from the inside of the bounce floor. the slide is about 6 1/2 feet high.
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John, the blue bouncy part is around 18 inches high after it is blown up and I would guess the wall are at least 6 or seven feet high..
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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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Elizabeth,The platform sits right at 5ft. The slide you mention will work however, the angle which it sits I found it to be to steep
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Elizabeth, The platform sits right at 5ft. The slide you mention will work however, the angle which it sits I found it to be to steep
1431576
I have twin 5 year old boys, they are not 5ft tall but this bouncer is a lot bigger than it's pictured here. My niece is 10 years old and she loved jumping in the bouncer, I personally don't think there will be any problem with you purchasing it.
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The inside walls are about 5 feet from the bounce surface. Small kids ages 0-6 only in my opinion.
105608
WowNot sureI think it is 6 feet by 6 feetThe slide extends more in the frontI bought for grandson in another state. We placed it in rubber mulch from SAMs You want enough space for end of slide so kids have at least three feet to land.Make sure floor is soft at end of slide.
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Not really sure. Height is about 8-9 feet high, approx 12 ft long about 12 feet wide. You can 6-8 kids under the age of 8 with no issues between the slide, bounce area and mini obstacle course. The dimensions should be listed on the web page as well. Hope this helps. Been having mine for 3 years and the kids love it. Put a few water houses on it while it's hot and they think their at a water park. Dries and clean easy!!
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Agree with 4ft. We also had a tight space, a straight slide basically dumped the kids about 18 inches from the retaining wall. The curved slide gives us about 5 ft to the edge of the retaining wall and makes this mom much more comfortable from a safety perspective!!
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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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its about 2 x 2 x 3'. I would not recommend this one though. Its nice, but there is no cushion at the end of the slide. The kids slide right into the ground with only about 8" of water to break the fall. There are other similar slides where the slide has a cushion before hitting the water. Also the shark one does not have any area where kids can play that is not in the way of anyone coming down the slide. I also have this slide. Notice the cushion at the end of the slide and the side areas for other kids to play. Banzai The Plunge Water Slide (with 12ft Diameter Pool and Blower Motor) its about 2 x 2 x 3'. I would not recommend this one though. Its nice, but there is no cushion at the end of the slide. The kids slide right into the ground with only about 8" of water to break the fall. There are other similar slides where the slide has a cushion before hitting the water. Also the shark one does not have any area where kids can play that is not in the way of anyone coming down the slide. I also have this slide. Notice the cushion at the end of the slide and the side areas for other kids to play. Banzai The Plunge... » Read More its about 2 x 2 x 3'. I would not recommend this one though. Its nice, but there is no cushion at the end of the slide. The kids slide right into the ground with only about 8" of water to break the fall. There are other similar slides where the slide has a cushion before hitting the water. Also the shark one does not have any area where kids can play that is not in the way of anyone coming down the slide. I also have this slide. Notice the cushion at the end of the slide and the side areas for other kids to play. Banzai The Plunge Water Slide (with 12ft Diameter Pool and Blower Motor) « Show Less
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I installed one on my grandkids playhouse a short while ago. This slide is set up for 5' and cannot be stretched to 5'8" The only way to this is to make an 8" platform as a landing zone. I would not do this as the children would then be falling and tripping on this platform. I believe they make a 6' slide also. I would use it and bury the bottom of the slide slightly.
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I guess it would depend on the size of the child. It seems to be more for small children. The slide, upper deck are not for a large child. The wall is ~28 inches high. I recommend looking for a larger play center.
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I have it in my basement. My three kids (age 2, 5, and 7) can all bounce without hitting ceiling. It is not a high ceiling (standard ceiling height). It is awesome because we live in AK and my kids get on it everyday. My 7 yr old will probably be too tall to bounce in house next year.
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I can not tell you the exact height but we bought this for our short 2 year old. He needed sons help at first getting up the slide but was a Pro in no time. Should be fine for your kiddos!
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The top of the slide is about 4 feet from the ground, I would say. My 3 year old loves this bounce house and so do all of his friends. I've gotten in and bounced with him. The bounce area is a good size and I love the arms that stick out in front of the door; they helped the little ones from falling out. It's a great purchase, I think.