How far out to the side does the slide go? How much floor space will it take up?
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The length is 59 inches and the slide is 16 inches wide. You should also include about 2 or 3 feet of room at the end of the slide so your kid don't hit the wall. Depending on what your kid is wearing they can get some speed going down the slide. It is an awesome bed. Everyone that has saw my son's bed has loved it. It even supported my older sisters weight (250 lb. easy) when she laid on it.
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It'll cover a 5 feet area and you'll need another 4 feet at least for "landing space". Great loft bed!
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Hi Judy, if you are interested in purchasing the slide from me, I will measure it and send the details.
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I don't know about the pool. There's about a foot maybe less height from the first step. I don't see how it wouldn't work. Probably would be great fun.Yes, there is an additional side entrance. When you face it from the front where the slide is it's on the right side.
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Ours is side mounted with a left turn. The entry point depth in our pool is about 5 1/2 feet. I believe the required depth is in the online documentation. It is a good slide. Our kids really like it.
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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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8' x 16' without slide. The 8' turns into 12' to allow for swinging, pushing room.
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BIG. Not sure off hand as I am out of town. I would guess its about 6 to 8 foot wide and about 20 foot long. That's not including the slide as mine hasn't showed up yet. I expect the slide next week.
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I think the pool area is maybe four feet by three feet. The bounce area is smaller than that because it shares the remaining area with the slide. Probably three feet by three feet? Maybe smaller. We have a 5 year old who plays on it alone and absolutely loves it.
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The slide only moves about 1/4 inch. The door does not slide to the side. Once the slide button has moved pull the door straight out of the bottom of the battery pack. Stumped me at first also.
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You need the outside demension of your slide then add 2 inches or so one ach end total 4 it is super easy to install !
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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.
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I don't recall seeing anything about 56". Maybe a typo on their part or referring to a 5 ft slide? I can tell you for sure the distance from the ground to where you sit to go down the slide has got to be 84". If I had to build it with 8 ft to work with I would just build like a sand box out of treated lumber at the bottom of the slide to raise up the ground level 12", fill it up with dirt. You might need to add one step from the "sandbox" to the ground if the child is too small to jump.
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I dont remember the tall and the slide long, because it was a gift for my grandchildreen. But be sure that a 2 years old kid can use it without risk.
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Around 4in , I used it to replace my daughters slide ( hurcane sandy) not big enough for bouncy house.
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Depending on how you install it, it is about 56" from the frame of the structure where it is installed from. That is, the outermost edge of the structure to the outmost point on the side of the slide. That said, be careful if you are measuring this due to anything beside the slide. You want at least another 12" of clearance to ensure the kids don't whack themselves. I have a branch that they love to try to grab that I have to cut off as I can see something bad eventually happening.Here's their instruction sheet, in case you find it handy: http://www.swing-n-slide.com/pdfs/SidewinderSlide.pdf Depending on how you install it, it is about 56" from the frame of the structure where it is installed from. That is, the outermost edge of the structure to the outmost point on the side of the slide. That said, be careful if you are measuring this due to anything beside the slide. You want at least another 12" of clearance to ensure the kids don't whack themselves. I have a branch that they love to try to grab that I have to cut off as I can see something bad eventually happening.Here's their instruction sheet, in case you find it handy:... » Read More Depending on how you install it, it is about 56" from the frame of the structure where it is installed from. That is, the outermost edge of the structure to the outmost point on the side of the slide. That said, be careful if you are measuring this due to anything beside the slide. You want at least another 12" of clearance to ensure the kids don't whack themselves. I have a branch that they love to try to grab that I have to cut off as I can see something bad eventually happening.Here's their instruction sheet, in case you find it handy: http://www.swing-n-slide.com/pdfs/SidewinderSlide.pdf « Show Less
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At least 50 feet by thirty feet taking the slide into consideration and the basketball area. Remember to have clearance around the top( tree branches/ or bushes) for the swing and the glider.
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The slide is maybe 2-3 feet wide.My kids (2yrs & 6yrs old) and their friends love this bouncer btw & we love it bc it doesn't take up too much room so we can use it indoors or outdoors.