Can you use these steps and the ladder that you can buy for other side (no deck) of an Intext pool with metal frame...48 inches tall?
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.
828044
I am not sure, but the top step would probably be even with the top of your pool. I would check with the manufacturer.
828045
I suppose you can, but i wouldn't recommend because you will have approximately 12 inches from the top of the step to the top of the metal rail on pool, making it somewhat cumbersome going from one ladder to the other. Another thing to note is that you will have to secure this latter somehow from moving. These are designed to be screwed into the deck with 4 stainless steel screws....Best bet and for safety reasons, I would recommend you buy the ladder designed for no deck
2165959
It can be adjusted and I believe the measurements are provided on line. However, the lowest it goes is 51" to the bottom of the top platform' i.e. my pool is 48" and it is perfect. By-the-way you have to assemble it which is very confusing and then it has to be filled with water or it will float. Overall a very nice ladder that will not rust. I hope this helps.
407793
Gina, not sure which height you're asking about. We have the steps in our pool and the depth is 3 1/2 feet. The top stair is just above the water. These steps were easy to put together and we absolutely love them. Wish we had them years ago. We zip corded a couple exercise weights to the inside bottom of two stairs to hold them down in the water. Will be easy to cut loose to remove from the pool, rather than adding sand and trying to pull the stairs out in the Fall.
2165958
This ladder is adjustable to the height that you need. From 48" to 56". We just love our ladder. WE have a 48" easy up pool. So much better than the ladder that came with the pool.
1727241
I have an Intex ultra frame 16x48 pool and it works fine. I am quite happy with the ladder.
1909217
You should be fine. The actual diameter from outside ring to ring is 42". I have mine sitting on a ledge around my pool that is 31" wide. There are three support legs and you need a minimum 30" to accommodate them-definitely not 48". I just took the measurements.
2135790
I actually have 18x48 intex pool and it works for me. It has 50' clearance from the ground. I use the ladder that comes with the pool on the other side in the water. So this ladder's top step sits on top of the support pieces of the intex ladder. This way 2' gap is closed and they both sit on the pool wall. I also bought the widest plastic zip ties from Home Depot and secured both ladders to each other and to the pool wall. I have been using it for two pool seasons and so far so good. Also, the lock that comes with the enclosure is crap and it rusts after a few weeks. I would recommend buying a stainless steel one from hardware store.
379915
Not if the bottom of the ladder is at the same height as the bottom of the pool. The ladder would have to sit on a deck where the deck was at the top of the pool. As it sits now, the top platform of the ladder is 2" above the top ring of my above ground pool, where one side of the ladder is in the water- it straddles the top of the pool.
2276452
I have a standard above ground pool that measures 48 inches high. We have an additional 6-7 inches of decking above the pool edge and they fit well. These steps work perfect because the top step is roughly at 40 inches. I believe they would work for your pool at 54 inches because the there are two adjustable pieces that stick off to the left in the picture that would be adjustable at a higher height and still hold the steps in place.
1727240
I am using it with a 12 x 24 ultra intex and find it much better than the intex medal ladder. If the 18 x48 is not taller than the 12 x 24 it will work fine for you. Think they are about the same. I am out of town now you but can compair them on line. Good luck.
407792
I measured from the bottom of my shallow end, to the first step on the top of the stairs. It's approximately 34" and then there's still a 9" step to take until you're on the concrete around our pool. It is just a normal height step to get out of the pool.
2107688
We had a 48" pool and upgraded to a 52" and it adjusted with no problems. It is a nice sturdy ladder and would recommend for any above ground pool.
1014516
this ladder will fit a 52" pool from ground to top of pool, in my case I had to do some modification because of my deck built around my pool, overall great ladder easy to assemble.
932274
There is! I just found one... https://www.inyopools.com/manuals/801/Confer-Model-635-52.pdf this is the pdf for this ladder... if you scroll down, it's called the dk300 deck kit... I found it cheapest on confers website... $28.99... I'm definitely ordering one... i'm always afraid kids will step on the pool edge! I only found this out because in the reviews for this ladder someone else mentioned to get the platform because it helps with stability... thank god for her because I didn't even know where to start looking... didn't know what it was called! :)
1625766
First you need to drain the water and add sand so the steps don't float. As far as anchoring them you'll have to build up the sections of the deck only where the braces contact the deck. I laid 2X6's 12 inches long across my deck where the braces would make contact so you could walk between them and onto the steps. I needed to stack up two on each side to be level with the top of my pool. You will need to use more because of the distance you need to fill. I used deck screws to anchor each layer using care to place the screws so they did not contact the head of the screws on the first row.
992637
No, the ladder fits on the side of the pool so the extension on the top would be to wide to hold the ladder in place. But, if you have a wood deck around your pool you could drill holes for the legs and use some kind of support under the deck, otherwise no.
764203
It could be used, I see no reason why not. 48'' is 4 FT and 36'' is 3 FT. So if you have that much space on the bottom of the golf cart, you should be golden. You may have to mount them further towards the middle of the cart to avoid the wheels. But you should have no problem.