Indoor Playhouse With Slide

140 Ideas by Eliza Bush

Kids just want to have fun. But sometimes, having fun outside when it's hot or raining or snowing can be a problem. For this conundrum, we give you indoor playhouses with slides. Now your kids can play to their heart's content in a safe and comfortable medium, easily supervisable by you. Take a look in this collection for all our options.

10 in 1 Kids Slide with Bus Playhouse

9 in 1 Toddler Slide, Kids Slide with Climber Outdoor Indoor Slide Playset

Now your child will surely be able to not only sleep through the night but have a lot of fun getting out of bed in the morning. It looks like a true princess house with its charming pink finish and lolipop accents.

Tue, Nov 13, 2012 | Play houses | By Irina

Girls princess playhouse bed with slide steps beds

A fabulous, indoor playhouse for a girl's room. It's in the shape of a stone castle with pink elements and flowery decorations. The towers offer some storage space in open shelves. One side features a slide.

Feanch Kids 8 in 1 Indoor and Outdoor Climber Freestanding Slide

Playhouse Climber With Slide

Tue, Nov 13, 2012 | Play houses | By Irina

Two Story Indoor Playhouse With Slide

Vehicle Styled Play Center

Girls Playhouse with Slide family-room

Treehouse Theme Bed with Slide

Step2 Naturally Playful Lookout Treehouse

This Gorgeous Playful Lookout Treehouse can be a wonderful gift for your little precious ones. The treehouse is consisted of a hingled roof for giving a proper shade, a periscope that pivots 180 degrees, and durable and lovely design.

CedarWorks Rhapsody Indoor Playsets And Playhouses Bring Active Play ...

Topbuy 120'' W Indoor Plastic Freestanding Slide

Kosuna Zoomie Kids 38.4'' W Indoor and Outdoor Plastic Freestanding Slide

Feanch 64.96'' W Plastic Freestanding Slide

Kids Slide L-Shaped, 4 in 1 Slide Climber for Toddler, with Ball u0026 Hoop, Storage Space and Non-Slip

Ikkle Toddler Slide and Swing Set 6 in 1, Kids Playground Climber Slide Playset with Fairy House

Cuddington Zoomie Kids 278.4'' W Indoor and Outdoor Plastic Freestanding Slide

DUKE BABY Toddler Sofa And Bed-Side Slide

5-in-1 Toddler Climber

Benarita 62.2" W Indoor and Outdoor Kids Slide with Climber

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Eliza Bush Interior Design Expert

Eliza is a creative interior designer who swears by the power of sleek interiors and quality furniture to transform daily personal and professional life. With a B.Sc. in interior design from Philadelphia University and a well trained eye for craftsmanship, she offers unparalleled advice on how to arrange your space to make it sophisticated, comfortable, and functional, whether it’s the office or bedroom.

How to choose a safe indoor playhouse with slide?

While your kids will probably be more interested in how it looks and what color it is, it’s vital for you to choose an indoor playhouse with slide that guarantees their safety:

Select one that’s age-specific: that way, you won’t have to worry about certain features being the wrong size (mainly so that their fingers or head won’t get trapped in between them)
Ensure that it only involves paint that is safe for children
Measure the size of your available space and be sure to leave enough room at the bottom of the slide so that your kids won’t hurt themselves or bump into another piece of furniture when playing with it
If possible, look for relevant certifications and safety standards, such as the Children's Product Certificate

What material is best for an indoor playhouse with a slide?

The best material for an indoor playhouse with a slide is plastic. An indoor playhouse can be made of different materials, like fabric, wood, thick cardboard, or plastic, but most slides for indoor use are plastic because it’s comfortable and durable.

You want whatever material you choose to be child-safe and easy to clean. If wood is appropriately sealed, it makes an excellent base for a slide and some other structural aspects of an indoor playhouse. While metal might be a good choice outdoors, a metal frame could scratch your floors or walls inside the house.

If you want a playhouse with a slide that you will be able to transfer to the outdoors once the weather gets nice, you should look for UV-resistant plastic. Metal parts may rust, and wooden slides will not endure the elements.