Intex 58849 - Inflatable water slide, 48.6 x 27.7 x 57.0 inches

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Make sure that the water envelope (where you exit the slide) is deep enough and a big enough area too.

Good fun for a summer season. Difficult to treat it gently, but you can make it last. Was worth buying" When choosing a waterslide for your pool there are some things you must consider before buying. Here are the most important considerations:

Pool slide is better than expected. Kids have a blast on it. They only used it twice then it began deflating. However the company handled the situation and replaced it immediately with no issues."

When searching for the right slide for your above-ground pool, you need to consider things such as: Many paddling pools for toddlers and young children come with built-in padding at the bottom of the slide and in areas whether your child is likely to sit for prolonged periods of time. Non-inflatable slides don’t need blowing up and are made of solid hard wearing materials such as fiberglass and molded plastic. Unlike blow up waterslides, these slides will last for years. This fun-filled paddling pool has a padded mat at the bottom of the slide to make landings a little more comfortable for your children. Each manufacturer will have their own guidelines as to the ideal pool depth. There may also be local laws and guidelines in your area.

Dimensions: 152 x 200 x 40cm Capacity: 198 litres Material: Vinyl Where to buy a paddling pool with a slide? The Intex Dinoland paddling pools have 6 colourful Fun Ballz and 3 Dino Hoops for outdoor games. Shoot the colourful balls into the dinosaur basketball hoop and toss hoops over the pterodactyl for a fun target game. Kids can roll balls down the volcano chute to see them land in the Intex pool with a splash. If you’re using a blow up slide, you don’t need to worry about how it mounts. Simply sit it on the pool surround or float it in the water. As a general guide, slides will need a depth of 3.5 to 5 feet in the water envelope. The water envelope is the area at the front and sides of where you exit the slide.