Swing-N-Slide WS 5033 Olympus Wave Slide Plastic Slide for 5' Decks, Green
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- Features an unique scoop and wave plastic design for speed and comfort
- 2- piece Olympus Wave Slide includes pre-drilled holes, hardware, and fully illustrated instructions for easy assembly
- Mounts to 4'6" Or 5' Platforms; Materials: High Density Polyethylene
- Proudly made in the USA with a lifetime against cracks and breaks
- Recommended for children between the ages of 2 to 10 years old and has a weight capacity of 250 lbs.
Description
Instantly upgrade your outdoor play set or swing set with the Olympus wave slide by Swing-N-Slide. This unique two-piece plastic Wave slide is designed for comfort and speed with a smooth scoop and wave. The 2-piece, durable plastic construction provides supports up to 250 pounds for years of enjoyment. Easily mounts to most 4' 6" - 5' Platforms. This slide is proudly made in the USA and features a lifetime against cracks and breaks.
Material: Plastic
Brand: Swing-N-Slide
Product Dimensions: 103"L x 26"W x 10"H
Color: Green
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 250 Pounds
Material: Plastic
Brand: Swing-N-Slide
Product Dimensions: 103"L x 26"W x 10"H
Color: Green
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 250 Pounds
Assembly Required: Yes
Age Range (Description): 2-10 years
Global Trade Identification Number: 32
UPC: 032866050332
Item Weight: 25.4 pounds
Country of Origin: USA
Item model number: WS 5033
Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 10 years
Release date: March 11, 2019
Manufacturer: Swing-N-Slide
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We were surprised the slide was very sturdy since it is on the cheaper side. It came in 2 different pieces. The only complaint we had was that the holes were not drilled to line up with the metal bracket. My husband had to drill new holes through the plastic so the bolts would line up and go through both pieces of the slide and the bracket. The cheap price made up for the little bit of extra work.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2021 by Lynn
So you're contemplating the Swing-N-Slide Olympus Wave Slide, huh? Buckle up, because this slide is a joyride of fun—once it's set up. Don't get me wrong, the assembly process is like playing a 3D puzzle, but if you've got a bit of DIY spirit, this slide can be the crown jewel of your backyard playset. First off, let's talk material. The slide is made of heavy-duty plastic. No flimsy stuff here; this slide has some weight to it and feels durable, like it's gonna withstand a throng of eager kids for many seasons to come. Now, about that assembly. You might hear some folks saying the holes don't line up, and I won't sugarcoat it—it's not a plug-and-play kind of deal. But here's the inside scoop: finger-tighten those bolts and get ready to wrestle with this slide like you're in a chess match. The slide's thermo-injected plastic might deform a tad during shipping, but with a little finesse and patience, everything aligns. You won't need to go all MacGyver and drill new holes if you use your wits and, yes, a large screwdriver for those last two bolts. Finally, a pro-tip. Don't be a hero and try to wing it; follow the instructions. And when you find yourself ready to chuck a bolt across the yard, take a deep breath and remember: it's all in the name of fun (and saving yourself from a meltdown). So, do I recommend the Swing-N-Slide Olympus Wave Slide? Absolutely. Yes, it's a labor of love to set up, but once it's up, it's up and your kids (and maybe you, no judgement here) will have a blast.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2023 by James M.
I purchased despise of two bad reviews, since blue one and yellow ones had great reviews. The playset I built for kids is mostly green, so I wanted the green one. This review is consist of two part. 1. How to align the holes and 2. Why I chose two-piece slide instead of one-piece slide. It is challenging to align the holes, but it can be done (well, at least mine didn't require drilling). I wrote down what I observed, and I hope it will help you. Please note that, the product is designed with the sliding side up. So, if you try to assemble two pieces together with the sliding side down, it will be challenging. Be aware of that, and the first step, is like manual recommend, place the center bolt and LOOSELY tighten the nut. (You can do this step with sliding side down) If you tighten it too much, it will be difficult to align the rest of holes. Second one and third one will be difficult, and what I did was to loosely tighten those two with the slide on its side (see photo). You will have to wiggle the bolt, but you shouldn't have to re-drill the hole. Once you place the three bolt, I recommend you loosely mount the slide with sliding side up to your playset. By doing this, the alignment become similar to what it was designed for. Still, as you see in one of the pictures, the red arrow indicates tight fit, whereas white arrow indicates very loose fit. This is because the center of the slide sag a lot more than the side of the slide (or so I presumed). When I attempted to install the bolt #4, there was a gap between the metal piece and the plastic (see photos), so I had to hammer the metal piece in a bit to close the gap. Gently pushing the metal plate in did not damage or even scratch the plastic piece. It also helped me to place and tighten the #8 an #9 bolts in order to close that gap, then I tighten the bolt #4 and #5. The rest of the bolts were easy to install since every holes are aligned by that time. Now, burying 17" stake into ground by 15" is a lot of work, especially if the ground is hard. Make sure to use treated lumber (2" x 4" x 8' is available for $4-5 at Home Depot or Lowe's.) The second part of this review is the comparison between one piece slide and a slide made of two piece. One piece slide is extremely easy to assemble, but much more difficult to manufacture (you need a larger molding machine) and transport (expensive and more easily get damaged). Two-piece slide is an engineering solution for an economic problem. Two-piece slide can be very well more durable than one piece slide, because how shear stress and bending moments are distributed. Because it requires mush smaller molding machine, the manufacture can make it much cheaper. Also, it is far easier to transport, and less chance to get damaged during shipping. But the end-user must assemble it, and it is not that easy to assemble. In my opinion, two-piece slide is just fine. Just to be sure, I tested a few times on my own, and it worked just fine.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2019 by Tmari Tmari
Easy to assemble. Two of the screw holes didn’t quite lineup on the plastic. Use the metal brace to make the holes lineup.
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2021 by Richard
Nervous about fitment due to numerous negative reviews. No issues, just get everything fingertight first and then I tightened everything starting with the sides and worked my way to the middle. Piece of cake. Green looks great!
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024 by Michael S.
You are probably a DIY person if you’re purchasing this stand alone slide. Please know that the holes do not line up, not in the least little bit… zip zero! So you WILL be re-drilling 12 holes. It would have been better for the manufacturer to have drilled only two holes and left the rest for the assembler. The reason, their missed placed holes weaken the structural integrity of this product. In addition the metal support plates will need to be trimmed in order to fit in the side rails of the slide structure ~1/8”. There’s very little that’s “right” about this slide’s assembly. Buy with extreme caution. I’m not happy.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2023 by Tom
Was a little concerned about assembly based on reading all of the comments. I went ahead and purchased and was planning for a multiple hour struggle to get the two slide pieces aligned and joined. I simply followed the directions and the sequential order for which bolts to insert and tighten. Went together with minimal effort. Took less than 30 minutes, didn’t have to drill new holes, and all of the holes aligned perfectly. Kids love the slide, and I would highly recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2022 by Ben Wimberly
The slide is well made but the pre drilled holes did not line up at all ! We had to drill the holes larger to get anything to line up. Definitely tighten screws according to the drawing - it does help. Harder to assemble than it should have been ! Over all great product and the grand kids are loving it !
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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2024 by Virginia Jackson