How much does it cost to install a pool slide?

The range in cost is wide. A simple, prefabricated slide with ladder might be installed for $4,000, while some of the tantalizing slides shown here could easily top $100,000. Another cost factor to consider is insurance.

How deep does a pool have to be for a slide?

36″
Slides typically must be installed over a water depth of 36″ which drops to 42″ to 54″. Nearly all of our full-size pools have an option that meets these depth requirements.

Why are pool slides so expensive?

Slides made of rotationally molded polyethylene plastic are considered a more superior material and as a result, is more expensive than fiberglass.

Can I install a pool slide?

You can have the plumbing set up to add a slide and when you have the money, you can just add the slide. If you move into a home that has a pool and decide you want to add a slide, that is not a problem either.

Are pool deck jets worth it?

The pros of deck jets are plenty. Putting aside that they’re visually pleasing, they add a lot of tranquility to your outdoor space. In fact, when you’re in the pool, the sound of the water arches will drown out most outside noise, aiding in relaxation.

Is a 6 foot pool deep enough?

Swimming Laps We recommend a depth of 4-6ft. Another good option for swimming laps is to opt for an L shaped pool, with a shallower area on the shorter side and a depth of between 4-6ft on the longer side.

Are pool slides safe?

Swimming pools, and any equipment related to it, present a serious drowning risk. If installed or used improperly, a slide can cause severe injuries. But there’s no need for the enjoyment to slow down. Just be sure to have fun in a safe and smart way.

How do I choose a slide for my pool?

If you are looking for a pool slide that everyone can enjoy, look for a weight capacity of at least 200 lbs., a wide flume with deep walls, and comfortable curves that aren’t too tight.

Can you install deck jets to existing pool?

Installing these while building a pool is going to save you money, but if you have an existing pool it is possible to have deck jets retrofitted. Depending on the model and installation/labor fees, you’re looking at somewhere between $500 and $1200 per jet. On a retrofit job, be prepared to pay more.

How much are deck jets for a pool?

Deck jets are $500 to $1,000 each. Custom features can range from $3,500 to $15,000 depending on the scope and size of what you have in mind.

What is the best pool depth?

4 feet
Swimmers need enough room to stroke without striking the pool’s floor with their knuckles or toes, so experts recommend a proper pool depth of at least 4 feet. Swimming laps requires a depth of 4 feet. Length is also important; the swimming lane should extend at least 25 feet.