Health Canada Consumer Product Safety · Canada · 2012-03-01
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Reported risk: The Slalom Glider is a playground slide that lacks a transition platform on the top and sides of the chute. Children can fall when moving from the ladder to the slide and when descending the chute. Landscape Structures Inc. has received 16 reports of injuries to children under 8-years old, including one bruised arm, 14 fractures to arms and legs, one fractured collar bone and one bruised spleen in the United States. Neither Landscape Structures nor Health Canada is aware of any incidents or injuries to Canadians relating to the use of the affected gliders.
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