can this pool be set up on a paver patio (on foam mats, like the ones in the gym or kid's play room) instead of on lawn?? (solid ground.cemenet/driveway, ground level, etc.)
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Sure, but i would get 1 or 2 of their pool mats to put down. You need something that wont absorb water and allow for drainage plus be soft on feet.
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Yes just put 2 big tarps under the pool.Also we bought 2 cinder blocks at Home depot.Put one outside and one inside on a bathroom math to protect the pool and you won't need a ladder...Use chlorine shock just a little bit once a week and also balance that you can get from Walmart...The chlorine tablets takes too long time to dissolve...Use a stick for balancing the water and you will see what chemicals you need.I only run the pump 1 time a month for 3 hours or if the water is not clear...You don't need to run it more because it costs power to run...
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Mine is on cement but it must be level or the water pressure causes leaks where the most pressure is pushing
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Yes just put 2 big tarps under the pool. Also we bought 2 cinder blocks at Home depot. Put one outside and one inside on a bathroom math to protect the pool and you won't need a ladder... Use chlorine shock just a little bit once a week and also balance that you can get from Walmart... The chlorine tablets takes too long time to dissolve... Use a stick for balancing the water and you will see what chemicals you need. I only run the pump 1 time a month for 3 hours or if the water is not clear... You don't need to run it more because it costs power to run...
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I see no problem with it on cement as long as there are no sharp objects to puncture the liner. The pad will probably compress to almost nothing from the weight of the water. I would not set it upon paver stones because of the sharp edges associated with them .
1800020
None, if your ground is level. We set our pool right on the grass and it's perfect!
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I think you can use it for the pool. We have a volleyball area set up in a field, but all parts of the net ,look water -friendly.
1425785
I have a concrete pool here in FLORIDA and it works well. Surface is Marzite (sp)
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Well, we have a 32' pool and the bubble wrap pool cover rolls up on it. That stuff is almost 1/2" thick and we have no problem with that. If you only have a thin leaf cover on it I would think you would get a whole lot of feet on there. I would also suggest that you buy the recommended pole with it because we used PVC and it sags.
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Hi Ruben You absolutely can! We have this on our brick pavers on our driveway as well as the backyard patio. It looks great and does a great job sealing and protecting!
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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
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We placed our Lifesmart spa on a paver patio and had no problems, but be aware it needs to be on a completely level surface.
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Unfortunately it isn't. It is very thin on the bottom and even when filled with the air it allows, the padding/bottom of the pool is insufficient to protect your baby from feeling the concrete straight through.
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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.
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Yes. I have a cement deck and I had the pool builder make holes in the cement and install the brass cups for the volleyball posts. They have to be grounded, like any metal fixture in the pool. (Ladders, rails, etc.)
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I personally would not recommend setting this pool up on anything other a dirt service. Even with the water you would run the chance of tearing the pools up on concrete. Plus the impact of concrete has no give when the children slide down. The water depth is not sufficient to slide down with running the chance of some serious injuries. This is our sixth summer with our pools. Knock on wood we have never gotten any tears or holes. The daycare children love this pool, I highly recommend this pool but only on a dirt surface.
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I honestly don't think this pool would be good for that. The sides were pretty flimsy, and we actually ended up throwing the pool away at the end of the summer. We had to use patio chairs to try to prop the sides up after the first few times we used it.
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I have not actually used on brick pavers however it has worked great on all solid surfaces, so I believe it would work well. It does work on decks but not as well as on a solid surface as it doesn't float as well because of the gaps let the water escape.
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I just used duct tape and it worked fine all season. Put down two layers on top our concrete patio. Only thing I'll change is to install the pool in our carport out of the sun. BTW, the material "aged" from outdoor exposure in south Louisiana and will need replacing for this season. Enjoy.. O^Ocrm
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Yes, I use my on the patio. Sounds good. Took it my friends and use it at their pool. Then they went and bought one the next day.
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100% agree with the previous post. It was not designed for concrete installation, but that doesn't mean you could not adapt it for such a scenario. We had the same issue and changed our design so that the arbor would be off the edge of the concrete patio and over a new walkway which goes to our garden. The arbor, in our design, simply sits pushed into the lawn, but it is right up against the patio and we walk through the arbor to get to the garden.