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built-in slide
A chute built into a building or structure, which people can slide down for fun or for quick descent.
A built-in slide is a chute installed in a built object which is accessible to humans for sliding down, sometimes from one floor to another below it. The purpose can be for fun (especially for children), or as a quick means of egress or descent, either for convenience or as an emergency escape.
Built-in slides are sometimes found in children's museums and places of amusement.
Slides belonging to playgrounds do not count as built-in slides unless they are somehow attached to or connected with a main structure that is not a playground.
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