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

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This indoor slide connects the three levels of the home and has a flat middle section to make it easy to get off on the second floor if that’s where you want to go.

A: Measure the height and width of the stairs and the length of the slide. Make sure to leave enough room for the slide to fit comfortably.Get a friend to help: Installing a slide on your stairs is no easy feat, so make sure you have a friend to help you out. It’s always better to have two sets of hands! Make sure the slide is well-lit. You don’t want your kids to be sliding around in the dark! Install a light at the top of the stairs so your kids can see where they’re going.

Safety first: Make sure you have all the necessary safety equipment, such as a helmet and knee pads. You don’t want to end up with any bumps or bruises! It is also essential that all steps/treads have the same rise. The individual tread rises measures no more than 22 cm. Do you want to add a fun and unique element to your home? DIY stair slides are a great way to do just that! With a few simple tools and materials, you can easily add a slide to your stairs. This project is perfect for those who want to add a bit of excitement to their home without breaking the bank. Not only is it a great way to add a fun element to your home, but it can also help to encourage physical activity and promote healthy habits. In this guide, we will walk you through the steps of how to add a slide to your stairs. How to Measure and Cut the Materials for a DIY Stair Slide Make sure the slide is installed away from any pets or small children. You don’t want to be sliding down the stairs with a pet or child in tow! Creative Ideas for Decorating a DIY Stair Slide

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Darwin is only moderately memorialised across town. The most noticed, presumably, is the blue plaque on Gower Street that marks the place where he lodged before moving to Downe. A prominent mural can be found in Bromley's market place, reinforcing Darwin's links to the area. He also pops up on a mural of naturalists in West Dulwich. The home today is divided into two parts. Downstairs offers the full English Heritage 'period house' experience (complete with audio guide narrated by Sir David Attenborough), while the upper floor is set out more like a traditional museum. Unfortunately, not at this time. Stairslide is used for straight staircases only. Physics is currently winning the battle to develop this component. But who knows? Good things may be right around the CORNER!

We don't share these links to excuse the delays, rather we simply wish to explain the cause. We respectfully ask that you remember there are human beings on the other side of this business who are desperately trying to overcome legitimate challenges with the national supply chain caused by a global pandemic. Regardless, we promise to do whatever we can to get your Stairslides shipped in a timely manner. And we sincerely appreciate your patience and understanding. You'll be sliding sooner than you know! Make sure the slide is made of a material that won’t scratch or damage the stairs. You don’t want to be sliding down the stairs with a scratched-up slide! Make sure the slide is smooth. You don’t want your kids to get splinters or scrapes while they’re sliding down. Sand down any rough edges and make sure the slide is nice and smooth. The upper floor is set out more like a traditional museum with display cabinets, videos and explanatory text. Here you can view maps and artefacts from Darwin's all-important years aboard the Beagle, during which he circumnavigated the globe collecting samples. Image: English Heritage

The SlideRider – Folding Slide for stairs was the invention we always wanted

If you snoop around the internet, you will find that one of the most popular searches that comes up is The SlideRider. Invented by Trisha Cleveland, this slide consists of foldable, colorful foam mats that can be laid over and safely attached to the staircase, creating a smooth surface. The SlideRider also has bumpers on both sides, which help in preventing your children from sliding out of the stairs, and soft landing pad at the bottom. Once your kids stop using the slide, it can be easily folded and put aside until further use.

COVID-buying boom overwhelms US ports... https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/mar/11/la-ports-stalled-ships-stressed-crews-covid-buying-boom The metal slide in this modern apartment takes you down from the top floor right into the living room, and passes through the kitchen on the way there.

Make sure the slide is the right size. You don’t want your kids to be too small for the slide, or too big! Measure the slide before you build it to make sure it’s the right size for your kids. 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. The Stair Slide's greatest play value lies in that it innovatively breaks these constraints of traditional playground slides. Staircases are the perfect recipe for fun. Not only can you use your stairs as an obstacle course, workout machine, and battleground, but you can also turn your staircase into an indoor slide! There are many ways to update stairs, but none are as fun as adding a slide to your staircase. Darwin, of course, looms large at the Natural History Museum. Beside his statue, in pride of place on the main staircase, the museum houses numerous objects connected with the naturalist (including some of his pigeons). The museum's research extension is also known as the Darwin Centre. They even serve Darwin-branded beer.