.Has anyone tried to reverse the ladder placement. Where the ladder part is in the pool and the steps are outside the pool.
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.
1068479
Yes you can use them that way that's how we had to use them you just have to tie the ladder to the legs so the ladder want float.
1068480
I wanted to try that also. My husband has a bad knee thought it would be easier.
1068481
It is not designed for that. There is a brace under the ladder portion that I think may not be good for the liner. My husband is 400 lbs and I am close to 300 lbs and we have been using this ladder system for a couple of weeks now. It works great. A "little" wobbly when nearing the top but we have adjusted and it's awesome.
1068482
No but personally I don't think the ladder itself is heavy enough to keep from floating up considering the ladder is removable.
1158040
I do remember in the instructions it telling me that you could do that and showed you how. However i can't find my instructions now but it can be done. I put them on my pool and its screwed down to the deck and its very sturdy. I have to say its the best stairs i ever bought.
2180234
Not sure if you are asking about the steps or the pad or both. The steps would probably work but top step would be out of the water. We have a above 4 foot pool and the work great..
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
176115
Of course. It does not matter what side you use, it is free standing, not attached to the pool at all. If you are worried about it tipping over, put some cement blocks on the bottom frame of the ladder.
1197215
I don't know about the pool. There's about a foot maybe less height from the first step. I don't see how it wouldn't work. Probably would be great fun.Yes, there is an additional side entrance. When you face it from the front where the slide is it's on the right side.
1811347
Yes - you can climb up/down the steps on either side of the ladder. The rollup door prevents people from being able to climb up the ladder from the outside of the pool IF you have it pulled down.
913404
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.
1834762
The poles lock in, the back. Of the ladder, u must let them. Fill up with water, the ladder goes over the pool, my boyfriend attached it to the pool. With bungee cords at the top, and. The bottom of the ladder, he put metal horseshoe clamps on the outside at the bottom of the ladder to attach. It to the ground, the ladder is still not real study, it. Wobbles, we hate it, it's not safe. I hope this helps u
548412
Yes you can use the ladder in the pool that was the only way we could use it just take the black strap that came with them to tie the ladder down so that they want float up thats what we did
1740831
about the same space as original, the ladder ain't as big as I thought its just the right size, if your in a space that has more space one way than the other u might have to flip ladder verticaly and then back depending on the specific moves
959084
Yes, on the bottom of the pool, won't drain that way. Let the air out of the tubes, its easier.
1340184
We lift our ladder out of the pool when we cover it. It can easily be cut. Easy to pull back onto pool but we use two people to make it easier. Otherwise you just walk around pool and adjust it. To keep in place, we tie rope crisscrossed over pool but I am looking into bungee cords.
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One person can lift the steps, but it is easier if two people like then into the pool. We plan to lower ours into the pool this weekend and will attach a couple of large rocks to the sides for ballast rather than sand. We had no trouble removing the steps last year after we untied the rocks and gradually let the water drain. The steps held together all last summer. We stored the steps on our deck inside our gazebo. All we have to do is slip them back into our pool and reattach them to our deck staircase.
1073834
Pool is large enough, problem is the steps float and if you put too heavy weights on them, then you would not be Able to remove them. Need to figure a way to put temporary weight that would hold but would be easy to remove.
98757
Honestly, it's not worth it to put sand in. We filled ours with water and it floats just a little. As soon as you step on it, the ladder goes down.
1515027
My pool has steps and a large deck or shallow area and the the Poolcleaner does not get stuck. It moves randomly and spins around on its own so it should work for you as well.