Typhoon Water slide in liner pool

[AMCPeachtree]

Hi Everyone,
We are in the process of building a liner pool and want to put in a water slide.
Due to zoning issues and required setbacks, we can only put it on the side of the pool on the deep end.
My concern is that the walls are angled. Please see attached images and let me know your thoughts; Would it be dangerous to put a the slide on the left side dropping into the side of pool with the angled wall?
TIA

 

[YippeeSkippy]

I don't think so? The slide provides some momentum so the swimmer will be plonked down more in the middle than near a wall, IMO.

Maddie

 

[YippeeSkippy]

How about put this gorgeous one in-

Luxury Stainless Steel Water Slide | Reflex by Splinterworks

Reflex by Splinterworks is a sculptural luxury water slide in mirror-polished stainless steel, custom-made for indoor and outdoor pools. Find out more >>

www.splinterworks.com

 

[AMCPeachtree]

How about put this gorgeous one in-

Luxury Stainless Steel Water Slide | Reflex by Splinterworks

Reflex by Splinterworks is a sculptural luxury water slide in mirror-polished stainless steel, custom-made for indoor and outdoor pools. Find out more >>

www.splinterworks.com

Looks nice, but crazy expensive!

 

[AMCPeachtree]

Wow... That is expensive! We ended up going with the SR Smith Typhoon.
Thanks!

 

[Orion7319]

How about put this gorgeous one in-

Luxury Stainless Steel Water Slide | Reflex by Splinterworks

Reflex by Splinterworks is a sculptural luxury water slide in mirror-polished stainless steel, custom-made for indoor and outdoor pools. Find out more >>

www.splinterworks.com

Seems like that would get really hot in the sun, and would have to be polished constantly.