Backyard Discovery Tall Spiral Tube Slide - Left Exit, Green - Mounts to 5 Ft. Deck Height

matches the swingset i already bought!

I bought this to attach to a homemade climbing structure, unfortunately, the mounting height in the description appears to be a bit off as I had to raise it up a few inches. Other than that the instructions are excellent, there are a few bits where it is a bit tight to get a ratchet wrench in. My kids (4, 3, and 18 months) love it, it is a bit slow however it does stop them from flying out of the end. The anchors to hold the wooden support in place don't work well around tree roots, though that is from my choice of placement, rather than the slide.

Tight tube, I’d say 50lbs MAX kid would be comfortable in it. My 32lb kid flips to her stomach when she slides down it and hates it at the moment. Maybe she’ll grow into it, it’ll be short lived non the less

The media could not be loaded. I’ll be definitely sad if I wrote a review to mention that it was extremely time consuming to put together and he felt like it could’ve been fabricated in a way for them to slide into each other instead of all these pieces you screw on the outside. However I told him that may make it more costly. Other than that it’s fantastic we love it our son has been sliding on it since we got it I have even sit on it several times and even hubby slid on it once.

Installed this in the tail end of 2023. It's March 2025 and there are a variety of stress cracks where the slide pieces bolt together.Bear in mind my kid was 2 when it was installed - he was afraid of it the first summer and used it less than once each time he went outside the second year, so it lasted maybe 50 slides. No idea how long until it becomes dangerous now that he's 4 and old enough to be excited about it.Save some hassle and just buy a better slide from a local shop to begin with.

made very well, self locking nuts for the bolts, i thought the tools were ok if you dont have anything better. absolutly no instructions of any kink. i dont know why they dont send some kind of guide to help assemble it. i had to partialyl assemble it before i could see it wasnt going together right. finally went to computer to look at pictures of how parts fit with each other. maybe youtube could help. in spite of assemly problems im very satisfied with the slide. nobody said life is easy

Was actually pretty easy to put together with a partner, putting it together alone would be a mistake. I decided to get this slide so I might avoid having to invest in a whole play structure and Im so glad I did. The only thing sucky was box it shipped in was literally falling apart, It was missing a piece which probably just fell out of the box in transit but the manufacturer was very quick to send out the piece.

I'll consider updating this after I get it installed. Currently, I'm searching for instructions...because it came with none. My husband and I have solid backgrounds in building and engineering, so when I say we need instructions, I'm already a little irritated. Whoever wrote that you're going to need a few beers before you even start wasn't exaggerating. I don't drink and it's barely noon but opening the box and sifting through the contents is making me seriously reconsider. Overall, the materials present as solid, so once this is installed, I believe it will be both secure and fun, which are key points. So far, no safety concerns, but already a substantial amount of regret in purchasing this. If I'd realized quite how much assembly was required, I probably would have purchased a second single piece slide. I'm spoiling my kids at this point, so perhaps the suffering on my part is deserved.