Is a Pool Slide Safe?

How to Make Your Pool Slide Safer

• Supervise children.
• Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for proper use.
• Inspect the slide frequently for damage.
• Only allow one person at a time to use the slide.
• Take care when using the ladder.
• Watch for slippery steps.
• Consider fencing around the pool and slide area for added safety if small children will be present.

Maintaining and Using Your Pool Slide

• Pool slides can offer summer fun if used with caution and care.
• To avoid serious injury, never go down a pool slide head-first.
• Make sure the landing area is clear before sliding.
• Have a lifeguard, active supervisor, or "buddy" present when using the slide.

Essential Tips for Pool Slide Safety

1. Check Your Pool Slide’s Construction.
2. Make a Cleaning Solution.
3. Keep your slide up to code with local ordinances and safety laws.

Frequently Asked Questions about Pool Slides

• Can you resurface a pool slide?
• How do I anchor pool slides to the pool deck?
• What is the best pool surface for pool slides?
• How do pool slides work?
• How deep should the water be for a pool slide?

Pool Slide Installation Considerations

• The cost for a pool slide ranges from $1,000 up to $5,000.
• A pool slide can be a fun addition to your pool area for both kids and adults.
• Less Water Usage: An inflatable water slide uses less water than a permanent slide or a swimming pool.