PLATPORTS Kids Slide - Kids Swing Sets for Backyard - Playground Sets for Backyards - Outdoor Playground Equipment for Ages 4-8

Our daughter loves this slide! She is 3 and she went down it over 40 times in a row the second it was done. It took me awhile to put together, I have a baby as well so I had to stop and do nap time and plenty of other things, but if I had the time to do it from start to finish it probably would’ve taken about 2 hours for me but I don’t have a lot of experience putting things together, usually my husband does those projects. I wanted to get it done though and I just would recommend a full size 10 wrench and a good battery powered screw driver. Great directions and I’m so glad we purchased this! Can’t wait to try out the water slide feature in the summertime! UPDATE : One year later and we have had this outside over a year and half later without covering it, and it’s still as great of condition as when we first got it! Well worth the money!

The slide is great and a perfect size for my 3 and 7 year old kids! The instructions are a little hard to follow, so read each step fully and lay out all the parts listed to make sure you don’t miss anything (or put something together backwards). My husband and I got it together in about an hour, so not bad. Kids love sliding on it, and we’re looking forward to making it a water slide in summer!

First I will start by saying overall was fairly easy to assemble. Instructions had a couple of minor typos but nothing that made it impossible to figure out. What would have been nice had all the bolts not been in one bag for me to have to sort before building. It took me about 3.5 hours to assemble working alone. Another person would have reduced that time. Once it was completed the slide is sturdy. But note the anchors provided are a joke, they are nothing more than 6" Lag Bolts. I will be purchasing actual anchors.

It's well designed and took my husband 2 hours by himself. Mostly because it was very windy while he was building it. It fell over from the wind because we're dumb and didn't think about it. But you wouldn't know it was pushed over. Very sturdy. Definitely for 10 and under. Maybe a little older if they were under the weight limit of 110lbs. I'll add photos later but we added a safety tunnel so kids can't fall off the sides when it's extra slippery from the water. This required us to drill into the sides of the slide. Worked out great. Plan on getting cement footers for the future but right now it's on its side to not test fate. So far very happy with the slide. Especially for the price point.

Bought this for my 3 grandchildren birthday's (that are in a row) I found it fairly easy to assemble. It helped to have an extra pair of hands to complete the last steps. They love it and I haven't even got the water hooked up yet. Seems to be sturdy enough to stand up to the treatment of a 3,5, and 6 year olds Value for money: 110 lb weight limit Design: 10' and wavy Use: intertainment for children Slide quality: Wide support to eliminate tipover

Instructions recommended 2 people for assembly. There was one part (attaching rails to the top portion of the slide), that it honestly required 3 people to be able to hold everything where it needed to be to assemble it. None of the parts were labeled, but it was easy enough to figure out what everything was. The provided anchors are insufficient, so I bought a few pieces Rebar at Lowe’s and bent them to make suitable anchors. Once assembled, it is a really nice slide. Our daughter had a blast playing on it.

We purchased this slide for our granddaughters playroom. It was a total nightmare to put together. The instructions were HORRIBLE! Nothing made sense. Not one single piece was labeled. It took 2 adults just over 3 hours! So for that reason I gave it 3 stars. That being said, my granddaughters would give it 5 stars! They love it! It’s well made and very sturdy.

I bought this slide here on Amazon for $359 on July 27, 2020. Another reviewer mentions having paid under $300 and now August 2, 2020, it's up to almost $400. Assembly: If you have slender and nimble fingers, assembly is not difficult. You have to get a washer and nut onto a bolt inside the slide rails (as shown in picture) and big hands can't get in there. Dad and grandpa would not have been able to get this together for love or money, but I assembled it in 2 hours with a two year old "helping". Quality: I'm very concerned about the quality. The only people to have gone down this slide are a two and three year old and the plastic is already showing stress lightening in several places, shown in photos. I don't think this slide can last long and I wouldn't allow bigger kids on it it's rated for kids up to 110 lbs but I'm sure it would break in a hurry. Plus it's embarrassing to buy something so expensive and have it go bad so fast. Description : This slide is 10 ft. Long, not 10 feet high. It's is 4'8" deck height 6'8" at the top of the railings. It doesn't have a hose bib connector for the water slide, nor does it come with a hose. It has a plastic nipple (in photo) and comes with crimps to attach your own custom hose. This makes sense if you're recirculating water from a pool, but it's inconvenient if you want to use this with a garden hose. Fun: The toddlers love it with no water. This slide is fast. My kid shoots off the end of it if not using hands or feet to break. Value: I chose this slide because I live in a hot climate and the other slides were dark colors. This slide warms up, but doesn't get burning hot, so that's completely excellent. But because of the quality issues and increasing price I'd say it's not worth the $359 I paid for it. Customer support: I've contacted the seller, will upgrade or downgrade this review depending on service. ******Update ******* I reached out to the seller and was very pleased with their prompt and detailed response, as well as their offer to remediate my problem. Since I knew the solution was coming, I allowed my nephews, 8-12, 60-100lbs, on the slide and they had an absolute ball. I still feel the slide is a bit expensive, but I'm satisfied with the solution I was offered and again, it is a very fun slide. I've placed a stiff plastic carpet protector under the end of the slide to create a little more landing area because kids in wet bathing suits absolutely shoot off the end of this thing. That's part of the fun.