According to S.R. Smiths Typhoon slide manual, a minimum of 4' 6" water depth is required. You can check it out here: www.srsmith.com/media/176613/typhoon-owners-manual-06-713.pdf
Hi Coleen, there are several ways you can do this but here are 3 that you can consider. 1. Dig under the deck and drill through deck to run your line. 2. Cut the deck, run the line and then patch your deck.
@SwimmingPoolKit or use the not so clean method of running an external pump that pulls water from the pool up into the slide? It's not as elequiant, but it would get the job done.
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Is there a different installation process with pavers?
Can you connect a hose for water to come out from the slide since my pool is already built.?
How deep does the pool need to be to have this type of slide? Would 4ft depth work? TIA
According to S.R. Smiths Typhoon slide manual, a minimum of 4' 6" water depth is required. You can check it out here:
www.srsmith.com/media/176613/typhoon-owners-manual-06-713.pdf
Can you install this to a trex deck
How do you connect the water to an already built pool?
Hi Coleen, there are several ways you can do this but here are 3 that you can consider.
1. Dig under the deck and drill through deck to run your line.
2. Cut the deck, run the line and then patch your deck.
@SwimmingPoolKit or use the not so clean method of running an external pump that pulls water from the pool up into the slide? It's not as elequiant, but it would get the job done.
I was going to buy a slide until the water issue came up
This is what I was wanting to know. I bought a house with an old pool and all the cement was poured years ago. So how would I get a line to it?
Does this slide need to be grounded? I don't see any metal parts except the screws that attach to the concrete.
No it does not need to be ground. It’s all plastic except for the hardware.