Imulusvto Slide Tower

A slide tower — a raised platform with two slides, a straight and a curve, and a stair tower with handrails. Fibreglass slides on a steel-and-composite tower with water feeds; anchored to an engineered base by the installer, each run-out sited into at least the stated minimum depth, used feet-first one at a time per slide under supervision. The twin-slide tower. Installer; minimum water depth; feet-first.

• Type: slide tower (two slides)
• Build: two fibreglass slides, steel-and-composite tower, stair, handrails, water feeds
• Install: anchored to an engineered base; each run-out into at least the stated minimum depth; feet-first, one at a time, supervised

A fixed pool slide is a permanent structure installed by a competent installer: it is anchored to an engineered, load-bearing base or deck beside the pool, and — critically — sited so the slide run-out enters water of at least the stated minimum depth, because sliding into water that is too shallow risks serious head, neck and spinal injury. It is used feet-first only, sitting or lying back, one person at a time, with the water spray running to lubricate the slide — never head-first, never diving, and never with another person in the landing area. Keep to the stated maximum user weight and height, use it under adult supervision, and remember the pool is a drowning risk — never leave a child unattended. The surface is slip-resistant where you climb but slippery when running. These are leisure products, not medical devices. CE marked where applicable. The statutory 14-day right of withdrawal applies to consumers.