my pool only has a ladder. Can I use this in my pool (depth is only 4') for the dog of course.
321395
Well it is not 4 ft tall it is tall and I do believe that you could I am not sure about the pads for the stairs I know you can leave them off.This really is a great set of staires solid and they fold for storage and carrying. I hope this helps you
2027576
I wouldn't recommend it. Our shepherd jumps in when it is not filled all the way and I cringe at the thought of her claws in there. Also, once the sides are up it is kind of a big jump in. We just use a plastic kiddy pool for our shepherd and our lab mix.
913401
I just measured mine and got 59" outside and 58" inside to the top of the platform. I have a 4 ft pool and the platform is about a foot above the pool edge, 6" if you count the support pieces. I used to have "steps" into the pool and the ladder looks like you could cut some of the steps off. I don't think it's a good idea to plant your pool in the ground. Think about what your winter weather would do to it.
1084543
Yes. My pool is below ground level and it works fine, even around steps. Above ground pools are an issue because of the ladders.
246390
Yes but it it can also be anchored to your pool. It is so nice to have a ladder that doesn't move every time you touch it. Great ladder, great addition.
41256
I agree with the previous answer about extra reinforcement and supporting the weight. My other concern would be the pressure at the bottom of the ladder as that pushes against the pool wall and an above ground pool may not support that.
1019247
Yes, I think so. It is definitely a small dog pool though. I have an Eskie miniature and she loves it. I only put a few inches of water in the pool for her to play in.
1396455
The pool doesn't come with the ladder, to my recollection. You have to buy it separately.
954682
I would say yes, if it hangs on the side without it setting on the bottom it will push against the pool walls. If you don't care about that than it's a good ladder, not the best quality but good enough.
1809978
As long as the height of your pool falls within the height range of the ladder, I see no reason why it would not work. My pool is the Sam's club 18 x 48" pool with the metal frame and it works perfectly.
1847429
I would advise against using with dogs...a hard plastic pool is better, as a dog's claws and teeth and hard play could easily break this.
548411
My fear would be the ladder ripping through the pool liner at the bottom of the pool. But good thinking! Maybe figure out a solid base inside the pool.
1241611
It depends on how much of the ladder is actually under water. I would recommend a minimum three steps under water for ease of getting out.
1068478
Yes I have the steps outside the pool and the ladder in the pool and I like that better. You have to tie the ladder to either the pool frame or to the steps because it floats. And the steps have to be secured also. I put a rubber bath mat down inside the pool for the ladder to sit on.
771101
The mate size I ordered a mat that was 3 x 2" and found that I was really to small. If you do order the ladder you will find that the placement within the pool is the real key to the size of mat you will need. my mat fit just under the stair s width and extends about a foot on both sides. But can slide under the steps very eazy. I would recommend if you can find one about 4 x 4 this will allow you to locate the mate back up to the side wall of the pool and provide a good area on all sides for additional protection. Just an added note you might find out that you you have a little some gap between the ladder and the pool where a small mat will move around on you. Hope that helps.
1491332
Probably too far considering the need for the cord to be in the water and attached at the ankles. I use the ladder in the pool and it works perfectly every time. Enjoy, this equipment works very well.
828043
You need a deck to mount this ladder to, otherwise it would drift. On a 52" pool, my top step is barely in the water, so your top step would probably be about 4" above the water line. I wouldn't recommend it.