Can you put regular steps in this pool as well as the ladder.
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As long as the steps are able to handle salt water. Also, if they are hollow and plastic, there need to be a way to fill them with water so they sink. I replaced the ladder that came with the set with a heavier duty one as the one that comes with it is not that great. For the money, the pool is pretty nice. Great for doing laps, volleyball, etc. Good luck.
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My pool is 52 inches deep from bottom to the top of the rail. The steps are 5 inches below the top of top rail so the top step is 47 inches high from the bottom of the pool. You will have a 7 inch step up. I have a above ground pool. These are nice steps very easy getting in and out but the bottom step is a bit high. Also they maybe very heavy to pull out in the fall as there is sand and water in the side rails which is needed to keep them from floating. Hope this helps Good luck
1754822
Yes they do. We did not use the deck to pool ladder as we had a "wedding cake" ladder, that I like because it gives plenty of sitting room. We did use the ground to deck ladder.
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! :)
2179968
There are some of the steps that move side to side and forward and backwards. Eight to ten feet of floor space would be great. You could get by with doing the steps all from the same position if your space is limited.
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.
1625768
You will have to drain the water and add the sand, then leaving the top holes open allow the cavities with sand to fully fill with water by rocking the steps back and forth to get all of the air out. If you do not add sand, I do not believe the steps will be stable even when anchored. My pool coping is 3-1/2" above my deck and I cut 10" lengths of 4x4 to fill the space between deck and deck connectors. I rounded the corners of the 4x4 then screwed to the deck. I then attached the deck connectors to the 4x4's. It sounds like you will need to use a 4x6 or something similar. I wish Confer would provide a better solution, but until then this worked for me.
1916463
We just purchased the steps and installed them in an above ground pool. We love them! Google the manufacturer and contact them directly with any questions. They were extremely helpful to us when we were making the decision which steps to purchase.
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.
2032680
No. I installed the ladder where the last step is just below the water line. I have tested the ladder with a 300 lbs man. No problems.
1314718
yes it does and does the stairs also,If the pool is slippery do to alge it cannot climb the sides
1623939
You can put the ladder wherever the opening in the top rail is. Ours is on the right.
1396455
The pool doesn't come with the ladder, to my recollection. You have to buy it separately.
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.
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I would imagine you could. Though, you would have to fashion some type of "deck" on top of the pool coping to create a place to mount the steps. The steps have two wings which get screwed into the deck to keep them in place. You would probably need to mount some sort of deck to screw them into to make them secure. I think you would also need to make sure you fill the "dry" side steps with sand as well to add stability and strength, since they will not be filled with water, as the "wet sit would be. I hope this helps.
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.
1434430
I believe you can. It does climb up the sides of the pool and goes back down, but that should not effect the rings at all.