Modular sectional slide systems designed for elevated structures and higher deck applications. These systems allow extended heights, directional control, and enclosed or open configurations.
Core Configurations
Sectional Straight Slide
Linear descent using modular sections for extended height applications.
Deck Height: 3' to 5'
Triple Sectional Slide
Multi-lane configuration supporting simultaneous use and increased capacity.
Deck Height: 3' to 7'
Directional Slides
Sectional Left Turn Slide
Curved layout for routing around structural or spatial constraints.
Deck Height: 3' to 7'
Sectional Right Turn Slide
Mirrored configuration for flexible layout planning.
Deck Height: 3' to 7'
Advanced Slide Forms
S-Shape Straight Tube Slide
Extended ride path with alternating curvature to control speed and increase engagement.
Deck Height: 3' to 9'
Note: Clear tube options may be limited by system compatibility
Straight Tube Slide
Fully or partially enclosed system providing controlled descent and added safety.
Deck Height: 3' to 9'
Note: Clear tube options may be limited by system compatibility
S-Shape Sectional Slide
Complex directional path with multiple transitions for longer ride experience.
Deck Height: 7' to 9'
System Advantages
Modular construction allows scalability across multiple deck heights
Directional components enable efficient use of limited space
Enclosed tube options improve perceived safety and reduce fall exposure
Multi-lane configurations increase user throughput
Best Applications
Elevated playground structures
Multi-level play systems
High-capacity public parks and schools
Compact sites requiring directional routing
Planning Considerations
Match slide configuration to platform height and structural layout
Confirm use zone and exit clearance for each configuration
Evaluate visibility needs when selecting enclosed versus open slides
Consider user flow and capacity when selecting single versus multi-lane systems
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