How deep can you make the water? I need to have at least 16 inches of water depth for a project I'm doing.
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It depends. I left room for myself to get in and water to rise accordingly. The measurements are definitely accurate, so you would easily be able to fill past 16in of water. The bottom in inflatable, so if left deflated you could fit another 1-2 inches on top of that...
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I read the max depth is 15ft but I have gone down to about 25ft in the ocean without and sign of leaking.
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I went 20" deep. I made a 25 foot square foot pad of concrete and made a square (part of the pad) at the edge of the concrete pad. The square is 12" × 12" . You can get a cardboard concrete tube from Lowes or Home Depot in different diameters. I would use at least a 12" diameter if doing it this way and go 20" deep. Hope this helps!!
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Uhhh.... 18 inches! Well, of course you can really keep the water level at 18 inches and put kiddos in there. So, 15 inches of water
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You CAN, but only if you somehow elevate the float about 12 inches off the floor- stick a piece of wood under it or something, then it will easily eliminate that 3-4 inches of water.
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Depends on the lumber you buy and how you decide to set it up. I used 2 x 10 boards, one on top of another with a 2 x 2 top piece. This effectively gives you 20 inches of depth. I had my yard man buy and fill it and he estimated two yards.
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Not if you want it very deep. I highly recommend getting more. We bought the 1.5 lbs and we are limited to what we can actually do with it. It order to make sandcastles and such you will need more. We love it!!!!!
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16.5" unless im not understanding the proper way to measure the depth from the floor of the bout to the top of the side I measured 16.5" have had the boat for a year now any other questions I would be more then happy to answer
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My experience there's no depth control. I just let it dig in and it mixes it up from 4-8 inches. It's so lightweight you can pull it off/up if it's going too far down.
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I live in tampa bay and the deepest water here is like 40 ft. And it works great. Unfortunately we don't have any deep water
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I don't know the optimal water level, but mine works in 7 inch deep of water.
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Depends on how much water flow you want. I drilled two 1/64 inch holes, one on each side, about one inch from the bottom, and was satisfied with that. Drilled a second one at 1/32 inch and decided it was too much, for my use. Remember, you can always make the hole larger. Smaller, not so much.....
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For a small water table (like 2"x3") I would guess you would need at least 4 to get a reasonable amount of depth.
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I did about a quarter of an inch. If water comes up when you close it there is too much.
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Hello- I just measured mine and the depth is 1/16" short of 16"... Hope this helps
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it is as shallow as you want it to be if you don't fill it full. the tubing outside is about 6-8" tall so if you filled it all the way the main pool would be that deep. the wading pool has a drain at about 4" so it doesn't get real deep.