Intended use

(15) Intended use means behavior on swimming pool slides as disclosed by the manufacturer, as specified in this part 1207, or to which the slide may be subjected by a reasonable user (including reasonably foreseeable misuse). (16) Ladder angle means the angle of the ladder measured from a plumbline. (17) Ladder platform means a platform built into the slide ladder. (18) Operational strength means the strength of the slide and/or its components after installation according to the manufacturer's instructions. (19) Performance test means a test to measure the functional or structural characteristics of the slide and may include: (i) Observations and measurements of the slide's functioning in the intended use mode, installed according to the manufacturer's installation instructions, and/or (ii) Observations and measurements of the slide's response to dynamic and static loads. (20) [Reserved] (21) Pinching hazard means any configuration of slide components that would pinch or entrap the fingers or toes of a child or an adult. (22) Puncture hazard means any slide surface or protrusion that would puncture a child's skin under casual contact. (23) Runway means the surface on which the user slides in the intended use of a slide. (24) Runway rail means a raised edge or guard that keeps the slider on the runway. (25) Runway length means the length of the runway measured along its centerline. (26) Slide width means the width of the slide runway measured between the inside of the left and right runway rails. (27) Straight slide means a slide whose runway curves only in the vertical plane. (28) Swimming pool slide means any device used to enter a swimming pool by sliding down an inclined plane. (29) Tamperproof means that tools are required to alter or remove portions of the slide such as guards, treads, etc. (30) Trajectory means the path of a slider's center of gravity from start to finish. (31) [Reserved] (32) Tread contact surface means foot contact surfaces of ladder, step, stair, or ramp.

Source

16 CFR § 1207.3


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