How much space do you need for this playset? Does the ground upon which you set it up need to be perfectly, perfectly level? Thanks!
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I put it on my roof top patio that is 32x25. It is on one side and plenty of room. My deck isn't perfectly level. Nothing is. And it is a wonderful addition to our "back yard" roof top play ground.
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Mine is also on unlevel ground and works perfectly well. I'd say it's maybe 6' deep and 12' wide. Nice small footprint and a great size for a toddler.
1689021
8 foot by 12 foot of pretty level ground, swing-set is great, grand kids love it.
298050
You would be sitting right on the ground. My grandson uses his to sit on while playing video games. Folded 17 x 14 x5
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The approximate ground space taken is 22 ft. x 17 ft. and it is about 12 ft. high. I expected it to be a little larger, but it works for thegrandchildren and they all love it. It is really nice. Henrietta C.
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It's hard to get an accurate measurement of the base with sand in it, but I think the widest point at the bottom is 46.5 inches wide. I think it'll fit under your play structure.
875268
It had enough cubes in it for my 7 year old with a page of instructions to help build it in one way to know how all the stunt pieces could be used. If you're buying for multiple children and sharing is easier said than done than maybe another set would be a good idea. This set stood around 2 feet high and almost the same width. Hope this opinion was helpful.
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There is no floor to it, so if your deck has space between the boards that could be an issue. There are loops to stake it down with, so if you could stake it in some way, I think it would be fine.
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A tad more space than Insanity due to the ladder usage. I'd say a 8'x8' should suffice. Enjoy.
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Mine takes up about 5ft across and about 5ft from the floor to the top but it can be adjusted. None of the individual play areas are attached. The sticks only go on some parts and you can make them go strait across or up and down higher.
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I bought this for my grand kids to play in at my house on their visits. It makes a hexagon shape and it spreads out just over about a 4 Ft. circle, so I would say you will need a good 5-6 Ft area to set it up in. The kids loved it and I always would find one curled up in it sleeping.
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I purchased this table for our grandson. They did use both sides for sand. It doesn't need much sand to be fun. Too much and it will be more of a mess when adding toys. Enjoy!
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It is massive, and cannot be contained by a table! We play on the ground. It's about 36x45 inches.
1089127
It's about 4ft x 4.5ft. It is 2 stories. I have owned this for over a year, it is a great playset.
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Maintenance wasn't my issue, setting it up was. The site has to be perfectly level and mine wasn't. But my kids (11 & 12) broke the whole thing by pushing down on the sides and warping it. I'm just going to take them to a nearby water park this summer.
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I think it is a little big for that . We also have a playset and I think you would do well maybe with the medium size .Of course I wouIld always choose the large and attach to a tree ...our grandkids love it .It was the best investment ever !
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I did not use a bottom. Just set it right on the ground and filled it with dirt. If your ground is uneven, you may choose to level it out a bit so it sits straight. The corner spikes do a nice job of holding it in place as the go into the ground.
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The bottom of the unit is foam insulation, so the unit appears to need uniform support whether on the ground, wood grid platform, deck or concrete pad. We built a frame on the ground about 6" high and filled it with gravel for uniform support. You could put it directly on the ground but rain splash or tub overflows might take their toll by allowing water to seep in underneath and eventually cause rot or corrosion. I recommend lifting it up a bit to allow drainage and prevent water damage underneath. Please note while making your raised area or platform - the tub dimensions are not correct. They are actually: 60" by 68" at the base. Our 'platform' was the wrong size because we built it ahead of time based on the spec dimensions advertised. Otherwise -we love the tub.
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We use the floor but a table would be a lot better. Personally though I would look into some different train sets. This one proved to be a huge waste of money for us. You only have enough tracks to put together either a small circle or the one set up shown here. There is no room for creativity. Also several parts broke in the first week of having opened it. On top of all that it also came in a terrible looking package that made it look like a used set that someone threw back in the box haphazard with no effort in making it even fit into the box. I wish you luck if you decide to give it a go though. We use the floor but a table would be a lot better. Personally though I would look into some different train sets. This one proved to be a huge waste of money for us. You only have enough tracks to put together either a small circle or the one set up shown here. There is no room for creativity. Also several parts broke in the first week of having opened it. On top of all that it also came in a terrible looking package that made it look like a used set that someone threw back in the box haphazard with no effort in making it even fit into the box. I wish you luck if you decide to give it a go... » Read More We use the floor but a table would be a lot better. Personally though I would look into some different train sets. This one proved to be a huge waste of money for us. You only have enough tracks to put together either a small circle or the one set up shown here. There is no room for creativity. Also several parts broke in the first week of having opened it. On top of all that it also came in a terrible looking package that made it look like a used set that someone threw back in the box haphazard with no effort in making it even fit into the box. I wish you luck if you decide to give it a go though. « Show Less