Is this slide 18 or 20 in guage vinyl
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I don't remember seeing a vinyl gauge in the description. I know it was very thick, except at the back steps. that is where the weakest part is and they tore within a few months. it stayed inflated because each section is separate so the kids continued to play on it all summer but I would not expect it to last longer than a summer. I got it in winter and paid 65.00 so well worth one summers fun for the kids.
1386801
I purchased the slide at a discounted price at the end of last summer and it has been stored ever since. Will try to dig it out and check. These slides are a blast, but unfortunately NEVER last very long.
1386802
I went to the Intex website, they say that this slide has been upgraded to 20 guage.. Hope this helps
1386803
Hi Tiffany,I do no know for certain, but my guess would be 20 just because of its durability. We used our slide for 3 months straight last summer and it held up well. It was not only used by our family but for birthday parties as well. The kids can't wait for us to take it out of the box and get it set up again for the summer. Hope this helps.
487328
I think the wire I used is 18 gauge, but I'm confident that up to 16 gauge would slide in easily as well.
1868443
It is vinyl... Pretty nice though I got for my nephew and he loves to sit in it;) I got the the white one its very contemporary
837745
It is definitely 18/10. It says so on the back of each piece....and it has a really nice weight.
1444831
At best the it could be 22 gauge but it's probably 24. Also I have no idea what the insulation material is but it is not normal PVC and is pretty stiff and doesn't strip easily.
1830604
The gauge indicates the thickness of the stainless steel. The lower the gauge number, the thicker the material is. 20 would be a thicker material than 22 But not as thick as 18. Usually a thicker gauge sink will cost more but last longer & perform better.
321511
I had two wholes and patched with sticky vinyl which was provided in the box with slides. Or you can buy a patch if you don't have.
1703068
I bought it because it was stainless steel not sure about 18-10. It has the weight and look of stainless steel.
792965
I believe you can get it down to 18.5. However, I purchased a 19 and a 20 oz. and I prefer the 19 oz. It is also very hard to get the screws off. I called the company and they said you need a drill to get them off as they are glued on. I would personally go w/ the 19 as you get a much better feel when you strike the cue ball! Hope this helps.
798990
I believe it to be 18 gauge - but this sink is wonderful - absolutely love it - sturdy, deep, just what I wanted.
2073265
I really don't know but, I have this slide and my grandson loves it as it is wider and sturdier than the other plastic slides
1176313
I bought this with an 18 gauge nailer. The 18 gauge came with a small bnottle of oil so every once in a while I do put a drop on the sliding parts. It works great.
782062
Don't have calipers but seems like 14-12 Gauge. I'd be more worried about them not bieng crimped securely. Had one slide out already.
398073
I am guessing 18/8, definitely not 18/0. The label doesn't say. I was looking for something comparable to my old revere ware bake pan and while this is perfectly functional, it is slightly smaller and the bottom of the pan flexes a little.
2077351
It depends....try looking at it like this. Is $20 more than $18? Hmmm. Think maybe you can answer your own question now, don't you??
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Mine said 20" on the description and that's what I got. I guess if it says 26" its gonna be a 26 "
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I do not believe it is. I believe it is 18/0 instead. This does work well for the price though.