Does it set up in the water or do you put base on the concrete on each side of the pool?
328044
It sets up outside the pool,very durable and a huge net to accomadate any size pool.
328045
The poles are about 3 foot tall and sit on the deck or rails of the pool. I could not get my poles to stay up so I tied the net to my deck rails and it works great
328046
You set it in the bases on each side of the inground pool. You may not need the bases if you have holes for a net in your cement decking around your pool.
328047
This unit attaches or sits upon, is really a better description, either shore (side) of the pool. It's problems lie in the fact that kids from about 11 and up, tend to be able to reach the top of it, and their exuberance often topples one or both sides into the pool... requiring semi-exasperating untangling and set-up again. But, it's not a big deal if you can keep hands and arms off/out of the netting. We've had lots of fun with ours... but it hasn't yet been set up this year... indicating it is not SUPER POPULAR, possibly because of my earlier comments. But all in all, it's a fun addition to the mayhem of pool life. This unit attaches or sits upon, is really a better description, either shore (side) of the pool. It's problems lie in the fact that kids from about 11 and up, tend to be able to reach the top of it, and their exuberance often topples one or both sides into the pool... requiring semi-exasperating untangling and set-up again. But, it's not a big deal if you can keep hands and arms off/out of the netting. We've had lots of fun with ours... but it hasn't yet been set up this year... indicating it is not SUPER POPULAR, possibly because of my earlier comments. But all in all, it's a fun addition... » Read More This unit attaches or sits upon, is really a better description, either shore (side) of the pool. It's problems lie in the fact that kids from about 11 and up, tend to be able to reach the top of it, and their exuberance often topples one or both sides into the pool... requiring semi-exasperating untangling and set-up again. But, it's not a big deal if you can keep hands and arms off/out of the netting. We've had lots of fun with ours... but it hasn't yet been set up this year... indicating it is not SUPER POPULAR, possibly because of my earlier comments. But all in all, it's a fun addition to the mayhem of pool life. « Show Less
328048
we did not set it up..but I am hoping you attach it to the pvc poles we have on the side of pool.
2186707
Up to a foot at the most. Therefore, when you are leveling the ground, simply add an extra foot all the way around. You want to check on the U shape feet often while filling up the water to make sure they do not move and make sure you place pavers under each one of them to keep them sturdy and so they do not sink into the ground when wet. This pool is awesome and the filter is amazing. The pool is so perfect for swimming laps; it's bigger than you even expect and so easy to set up; just takes plenty of time and patience.
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We installed our pool on our concrete patio. We put rubber tiles on the patio, an old pool liner cut to fit our new pool, then the gorilla pad & it worked great. Only problem we had was living in Houston, TX & the rain & humidity, the pad got green mold & it would not come out. We do think the gorilla pads are the way to go if you are putting your pool on either ground or on concrete.
1835292
The base is completely separate from the center pool and arms. It is held in place by a sort-of pressure pin.
806764
Yes. That's the same set up we have. But the top ring of our pool/pit doesn't hold air. And the bottom has zero padding so you'll want to put it on a rug or carpeting.
2166668
Just the top needs to be anchored in, the bottom comes with bumpers and rest against the side of the pool
482898
you need the water. Otherwise you just roll down. Also, the bottom of the pool in not padded at all so you want the water in there to soften the landing!
1218868
It goes under the bottom of the pool lining - between the ground and the bottom of the pool. Its purpose is to cushion the bottom of the pool and protect it from the ground. So once the ground is level the liner goes down and then the liner for the pool goes over it and then the water. Hope this helps
1719816
My daughter set it up on a hard gravel driveway without spikes and it seemed to work fine. The water in the pool seems to hold it in place. She did put it down on a tarp to protect the Inflatable Water Park from abrasion. Just need to understand that on concrete it would be harder than using it on grass. So far we haven't had any broken bones. Been using it for over a year. I would recommend that you also cover it with another tarp when not in use to protect it from breaking down the fabric because of sun exposure.
198505
No, it does not. I got some of those foam interlocking floor squares and placed the pool on top of those.
1158038
We have ours in pool and are very happy with it, have it anchored to deck which surrounds our pool. Only problem I could see to having it outside would be how to anchor it to pool. Maybe it could just set by poolyou weigh it down with sand in tubes, but the arms for anchoring it would stick out in pool would need to cut them off. This might be a question for manufacturer.
142492
No it does not come with a base, but it is very sturdy once it is plumbed in. I do not use mine for a pool. I use mine for a water system for my house.
639386
Yes the system just hooks to the side of the pool. The issue with plugging it in is the control need to be raised for some reason and so many feet from the pool. I just mounted mine to a 4x4 post in the ground.
2143062
I took up the grass and put 10 bags of sand down and a tarp. I am adding sand this year. If your grass is soft just put it on a tarp. Lay on the grass area, what ever you feel will be the floor of the pool.
1256954
The sand only is placed on the floor of the pool, coming up to the cove. No sand on top or behind cove or it will not install properly.
300468
I think u could use concrete to make anchors to hold it down. But if your taking about making this permanent I would replace the legs with one piece pools and anchor them
1625765
First off water is lighter than sand the plastic steps will have a tendency to move with the water of the pool. 2. You will need to take3 2x4 boards and anchor the first one to the deck and the the other 2 to each other and then attach the brace to the board. Then you will have to do the same for the other brace.