could this be used as a float for an in ground pool?
316223
I don't think so. I think it says not to use the product as a flotation device on the box. :)
316224
I wouldn't recommend it. The bottom isn't inflated so you could tear through with too much weight.
627670
Yes you can.... very simple too... you just need to secure a point on the power cord that allows float to move freely....
462817
Definitely not! It's just a plastic housing with a couple screws holding it together. If you were to put it under a plastic outlet cover or something, it might be fine near the pool. But it wouldn't survive immersion or splashing by any means.
1084545
I don't see why it wouldn't. Ours works great but our pool is above ground. Recommended.
1685018
Don't know. I have never tried to float it. I use it at the pool, beach and hot tub. To protect it from the water.
1908189
It can, but if it is too small for the area it will blow around. We anchor it down with something heavy and it works well, helps keep things out of the pool
1316612
Yes it can be used for either above ground or inground pools. As long as it's plumbed correctly it doesn't matter.
879708
I'm sure the unit is not submersible so the water would have to be very shallow for this to work, but I don't see why you couldn't.
60958
It's pretty solid so I doubt it would float, but I have brought into the hot tub and it worked with no problem. I actually didn't look for a floatable case so I don't know if there is one out there. But hey you might be able to design one and make some cash. Hope I was of some help.If it helps as soon as it drops in price again I'm buying one for my wife.
1680331
No. It can not be used as a floatation device. I am not even certain it can float on its own. This is merely a pump so if you have something that needs air you can use this pump to pump that up.
1981608
Uh, I doubt it. Not stable or big enough. If you want to fish, they have other inflatables for that.
1473323
the pool is soft vinyl floor with hard sides. the sides stand up as it is filled with water. if you put the sand deep enough, it would most likely work
1692827
I think so, if you have suitable attachment points and large enough. May be there is a dedicated item to pool use.
30363
Too light weight..would tend to float and not remain in place..If you could add weight to it then it would be fine.
950786
have never set the bases in the water. I think it would be hard to lift in and out, though. I wouldn't try it for my pool.
627673
Yes you can. You will have to anchor the cord somewhere above the float ball to determine the height that you want to fill to. Dennis.
322413
We have ours immersed in the 3 foot deep area of a commercial inground pool. I do not think they are designed for an above ground pool.