Inflatable water slides should only be placed on soft, flat ground such as grass. Concrete or rough surfaces may damage the material and create safety risks.

Most kids inflatable water slides continuously spray water using a connected hose. They don't recycle the water, so placing them on grass is necessary to allow excess water to soak into the ground.

A typical blow-up water slide uses a steady stream, similar to a garden sprinkler, and can be adjusted by controlling the hose flow.

Our inflatable water slide jumping castles are built with heavy-duty, puncture-resistant PVC and reinforced stitching for strength.

A backyard inflatable water slide can be used dry as a regular slide and climbing playset. However, water adds extra fun and helps reduce friction for a smoother sliding experience.