The Original StairSlide - Turn Your Stairs into a Slide - Indoor Playset - 4 Pack

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All these aspects covered are just guidance and it will be the decision of the building inspectors to judge whether your spiral stair meets the regulations. Next, you’ll need to cut two pieces of PVC pipe that are the same length as the plywood. These will be used to create the sides of the slide. Make sure to use a saw that’s designed for cutting PVC pipe, and wear safety goggles to protect your eyes. First, you’ll need to measure the length and width of your staircase. Make sure to measure from the top step to the bottom step, and from the inside of the railing to the outside of the railing. Once you have your measurements, you’ll need to cut the materials for your slide. Even with the addition of a slide, the staircase is wide enough to allow room to walk up the side. Plus, there’s no wall at the bottom, which allows plenty of space to insert a cushion for a soft landing area. A: Use screws to attach the slide to the stairs. Make sure to use screws that are long enough to go through the plywood and into the stairs.

Finally, you’ll need to cut two pieces of foam padding that are the same length as the plywood. These will be used to cushion the slide and make it more comfortable. Make sure to use a sharp knife or scissors to cut the foam, and wear safety goggles to protect your eyes.

It serves as a great indoor playground during winter or bad weather, helping to keep kids active and engaged. And there you have it! Now you’re ready to assemble your DIY stair slide and take your stairs to the next level. Have fun and be safe! What Safety Considerations to Keep in Mind When Installing a Slide on Your Stairs One of the fun projects we did together in our last house in Chicago, was finishing our basement (with a crazy tube slide) HERE. We also recently finished off an attic space in our current Houston home that includes a two-story climbing passage HERE. We also added a built-in bench in our eating nook HEREthat I’ve always wanted to do on one of our homes and this one was the perfect set up for one! A: Make sure the slide is wide enough for a person to slide down comfortably and that the slide is not too steep. You can also add decorations or paint to make the slide more fun. It is also essential that all steps/treads have the same rise. The individual tread rises measures no more than 22 cm.

Make sure the slide is installed at the right angle. You don’t want to be sliding down the stairs at a 90-degree angle! A: Make sure the slide is securely attached to the stairs and that there are no sharp edges or points that could cause injury.Embarking on a thrilling adventure with StairSlide, we were captivated by their extraordinary range of products, meticulously designed to amplify the thrill and delight of sliding staircases. Designed with safety and versatility in mind, StairSlide offers an innovative solution for turning any staircase into a slide. With its non-slip grip bottom and adjustable design, it fits various stair heights, ensuring a secure and enjoyable ride for kids of all ages. Whether your little ones prefer a slow, low-impact descent or crave high-adventure speed, StairSlide caters to every preference. First, you can try using a large cardboard box. Cut a hole in the top and sides of the box, and then slide down the stairs. You can even decorate the box with markers or paint to make it look more exciting.

The design of your home: If you already have a wide staircase, you could just convert half of it into a slide. But in many homes, you’d have to change the layout of the house to be able to accommodate one.

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Indoor slide ideas have broken free from their playground origins, becoming a vibrant trend that redefines interior spaces. Far beyond conventional staircases, these gravity-powered marvels offer a playful and unconventional means of moving from one level to another. From sleek and minimalist designs that seamlessly blend into modern homes, to bold and elaborate structures that serve as exhilarating focal points, the options are as diverse as the imaginations that dream them. The slide pieces were initially cut using a CNC router. Clyde then began assembling the parts by gluing them up and milling them into their final shape. “Once I got the first few feet of slide done I felt a lot better. I pressed on layer after layer until I had 445 layers and 33 linear feet completed. Now I really felt confident!” Clyde said about the process. Stairslide nests on top of other Stairslide pieces so they can extend to cover more stairs. In other words, you can use a single Stairslide on the bottom three stairs or use four Stairslides to cover approximately nine stairs. It all depends on your appetite for thrill. Still looking at you, kid wearing aviator goggles! After leaving the residential construction business, Clyde Martin decided to follow his passion and dedicate his time to building custom staircases. His company, TopTread Stairways, specializes in prebuilt staircases and railings, and his most recent feat is arguably one of his most impressive. With these tips in mind, you’ll be sure to choose the right materials for your DIY stair slide. Now all you have to do is get building! What to Do If You Don’t Have the Right Tools for a DIY Stair Slide

Transform your stairs into a slide with this innovative SlideRider. Kids love slides but they can’t play on them when it’s rainy or extremely cold outside. Now you can bring the fun inside your home by turning your stairs into a slide. Trisha Cleveland of Minnesota found a brilliant way to provide her kids with an indoor playground through her genius invention – the SlideRider.

That's kind of a heavy question. Ongoing field testing has yielded promising results: We recommend Stairslide for ages 3-12 even though it can support a person up to 175 lbs without showing signs of structural weakness. We will continue to make recommendations that help ensure the safety of our users. This picture is from the The SliderRider that was shown a couple of years ago, but never produced for home use. SlideRider had storage The grounds look their best during the spring months of March, April and May, but there's something to see at any time of the year. Look out for lizards basking in the summer sunshine, or the orchids that flower in the greenhouse during winter. The first step in the process was to understand how the parts would come together. “Like almost all my curved projects, I assumed I would build it by bending thin strips of wood, curved lamination. But the customer wanted a very smooth transition to level at the top and bottom of the slide and I couldn’t figure out how to do this with curved lamination,” Clyde recalls. It can be used in different parts of the house and even used as a chute for various items, promoting imaginative play.