Can a playground slide be attached to this for a 48" high pool above ground sitting on a deck
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Not if the bottom of the ladder is at the same height as the bottom of the pool. The ladder would have to sit on a deck where the deck was at the top of the pool. As it sits now, the top platform of the ladder is 2" above the top ring of my above ground pool, where one side of the ladder is in the water- it straddles the top of the pool.
846180
Probably. you'd have to add the center support to the floor. The slide would come out several feet from the bed so you'd have to have a lot of room.
465256
I own this slide and have it mounted on a 6' platform. You can twist the individual sections to create more length.
2107686
It must connect to a deck, my pool is 54" tall and the deck is like 56" and the ladder lacks about 3/4 to 1" touching the bottom hope this helps
1927052
Yes, in fact, my deck is about 2 inches taller than my 54" pool wall and the step work fine. The paddles are adjustable for different heights.
465255
The slide seems to only fit 5 ft deck height with no modification. I did modify the setup by constructing a raised landing deck so I could have a higher starting deck height. Hope that helps.
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A seven foot slide off a 9' deck? No. Consider the angle you would have to navigate to approach the ground. The opening to the top end of the Spiral slide is (I believe around 8') so again no. Your really going to have to do some construction to install these. But you could use the 9' deck an an upper deck and install this adjacent to and below it using deck supports common to both. But it will still take some (alot of) work. And you will need to build out the other supports and decking as well. This is no simple install. Assembly of the slide itself is a task. Gonna need a pro.
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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.
1948290
This slide will sit on its legs but to have children climbing and sliding it needs to be secured to a concrete or wooden deck. This slide was an absolute hit with our Grandchildren last summer.
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No, because the upper deck supports half of the swing portion. But you could always build the whole thing except for the ladder, and then she'll have no way of getting up to the higher part. My daughter got this for her third birthday and could use everything safely without an issue.
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Yes, if you have a big deck around the pool.And it's the rectangle pool not the round one ,you need some space in front of slide .
828045
I suppose you can, but i wouldn't recommend because you will have approximately 12 inches from the top of the step to the top of the metal rail on pool, making it somewhat cumbersome going from one ladder to the other. Another thing to note is that you will have to secure this latter somehow from moving. These are designed to be screwed into the deck with 4 stainless steel screws....Best bet and for safety reasons, I would recommend you buy the ladder designed for no deck
761710
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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Yes you can. There is wrought iron on the top then the tray is over it. The connector for the swing cannot protrude above because it will hit the tray. I hang stuff that ties to the top. Hope this is helpful.
2062328
Should work. Need room to get a running start for a good slide. Only the front actually floats or sits in the water the rest would be sitting on your dock
15415
We attached ours to a wooden deck & it works great. We have an above ground pool with a deck built around the top.
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I would say probably not without a little enginuity. It is designed for an above ground pool. And I would try to find new screws for this too the ones that come with it suck. And I would use stainless steel screw s if you can find em