Indoor Slides

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Wooden Indoor Slides for Toddlers and Kids An indoor slide gets used far more than one in the yard, because it's there on a rainy Tuesday in February. Our wooden slides are sized for a home rather than a playground, at heights and angles that suit toddlers, and they look at home in a living room or playroom. There are three ways to bring a slide inside. A standalone toddler slide takes the least space, and folding models store flat. A roller slide gives a slower, bumpier ride and can attach to a climber you already own. A climber with a built-in slide combines climbing, sliding and often swinging in one frame. Toddler Slides for Indoors A toddler slide should be short, gently angled and easy to climb, with wide steps rather than a narrow ladder. Most children are ready around 18 months, once they can climb a few steps on their own and sit down at the top without help. The Holland folding slide is made for 18 months to 4 years, holds up to 110 pounds per child and 220 pounds in total, and folds away when playtime is over. The Manuka is a 3-foot modern toddler slide for 18 months to 4 years, and the Nima elephant slide adds a playful shape kids love. Roller Slides A roller slide uses a row of rotating rollers instead of a flat bed. The ride is slower and kids feel every roller, which suits children who find a fast slide overwhelming and makes the slide a sensory experience as well as an active one. The Sensory Roller Slide & Rocker Combo is a standalone roller slide with an integrated step ladder for 18 months to 6 years. The wooden roller slide and foam roller slide attach to the Hazel, Chestnut, Large Magnolia, Sweetgum XL and Jumbo, and the Walnut, Neem and Betula Swedish ladders, so a climber you already own can get a whole new way to play. Indoor Climbers With Slides A slide attached to a climber gets more use than either one alone, because climbing up and sliding down turn into one loop kids repeat again and again. For the youngest, the Hazel pairs a Pikler