How deep is the splash zone (the area where the water builds up at the bottom) ?
649792
Ok my Grandkids are on it right now! The water in the bottom only gets about 4 " and then it drains out! It's enough to sit in and enjoy! They love it!
649793
up to about a foot - not enough to swim in but plenty to float and splash around - it's big and takes a while to fill up to that point though, especially if just using the sprayers.
649794
At least about 7 inches deep. It's enough that the kids can float around on an inflatable ring when completely filled with water.
649795
I would say maybe a foot. I do not remember fir sure. I will try and haul it out this weekend.
649796
I'm guessing when I say about 9". It's not really deep good enough to sit in! Hope this helped my adult children and my Grandchildren aging from 2 to 36. Love our crocodile! They are not gentle with it either!
1715378
I would say it is about 15" tall, but you have to open the top to put in the water and I would say that is another 4 to 5" that you would have to have space for. It is approx. 7" wide and about 10" deep.
753923
I would say about 18 to 20 inches deep. Got to be careful with little kids because of the drop-down from slide to the bottom.
1946371
All birds drink from it, the bigger ones also splash around in it as well. Maybe about 3 inches at the max depth.
1232225
It's about 2 feet deep. Maybe 1.5 - enough for the kids to slide into and relax in. My son had it for 4 years.. The first one broke and they gave me another after pictures and a huge fight. The second we used for 2 years and then gave to our neighbor. They got a full summer so far. It depends on how heavy the kids are and how wild they are...so much fun..but 2 summers is about it.
1847994
There isn't cushion on the pool bottom. We filled ours with 8 - 10 inches of water & that acts as a good cushion coming down the slide. Our granddaughters & thei friends LOVED this splash pool!
1661623
its about 2 x 2 x 3'. I would not recommend this one though. Its nice, but there is no cushion at the end of the slide. The kids slide right into the ground with only about 8" of water to break the fall. There are other similar slides where the slide has a cushion before hitting the water. Also the shark one does not have any area where kids can play that is not in the way of anyone coming down the slide. I also have this slide. Notice the cushion at the end of the slide and the side areas for other kids to play. http://www.amazon.com/Banzai-The-Plunge-Water-Slide/dp/B007QEB412/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&qid=1371470107&sr=8-12&keywords=blast+zone+water+slide
1925025
I estimate 6" to the countertop, another 9" to the bottom of our large sink. Now that you mention it, there is minor splash at counter level. I wipe down the counter often anyway, and would never have noticed were it not mentioned. I don't know whether my prior faucet splashed. With its added reach and height, this faucet covers my sink very well, so that I use the much handier pullout less often than I did with my previous horizontal pullout. If you have a large sink, this is a great choice!
1567862
The info says 9.5 inches. That would be to the fill line. You still have another 3 inches to the top. Only fill to the the second rib. Our grandsons are having a blast with a a little water and 50 balls. SAFETY FIRST
353132
4 3/8" from bottom of spout. 4 1/2" from the surface from which the water flows. There is a model that has a shorter "trunk".
1280363
30" or 2 1/2 feet. Perfect for little kids and lots of room to play. I can sit on the bottom and my head is above the water. Hope this helps. It has its own filter as well
1888243
Does not take into consideration the back splash. Add about the height of the backsplash. I love my vanity by the way! :-)
1863206
The outside rim is about 3" high and the sink slopes downward to the drain where it is appox. 5" deep from the top rim. It occasionally splashes slightly if the water runs too fast &/or hard, but I do not see it as a problem. Make sure you get a faucet where the spout reaches into the sink. I bought the Kohler Toobi - if you like contemporary, you'll love the look! Hope this helps...
1519106
It is a shallow sink - about 3 inches in depth. The built-in overflow is at 2 inches. I'm happy with mine.
1315322
I would say about a inch starting at the. Bottom and it gets smaller as it goes up
1170330
On mine it is just under 5" to bottom of the "handle"(black part that shoudn't be submersed) I'd say max water depth is 4.75 inches.
1481781
We left about 3/4 of a inch between the glass top and water level. There is quite a bit of water flow in the back but we added a air stone with a additional pump for looks and for the fish.