How deep are the pools?
1856704
We play with ours while shallow 1" or less but as the water flows I think the most is 6 or 7 inches......and it is super easy to just step on the side and drain it out.....that happens while the kids play anyway
1856705
The pools are only about 12" deep. My children (Ages 7, 10 & 11) love this pool and so do all their friends. Sets up very quickly. Maintenance is the hardest item about any inflatable pool. If you leave it out over night the pool stays wet underneath. It is best to bring into a dry area (garage), to prevent mold from growing and put chairs under it to air dry. It is big and heavy so it is a two person job to put away. The storage bag is impossible to use, too small. Your children will love this pool!!! As always, with little children you need to supervise.
1856706
I've never measured them but I would say at least 12 inches. This is our second season with it and it is very sturdy and everyone has a blast even if the water isn't hooked up. We bought balls so it doubles as a ball pit.
1856707
Depends on how much You fill it up with. Probably can be up to a foot . I would say 8 inches is what I keep it at .
1856708
Not very deep, but perfect for little ones and adults to lounge in. I have a 7 yr old, 4, and 1. Me and my husband love the slides too. We all go down fast. Love it. Second summer and it's still in perfect condition. No complaints.
2048578
18" in actuality, but since the pool has a natural bow in it, there is only 12"that the legs stick out. i will gladly post a picture if that will help.
1346566
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
1635196
Probably about 18 inches on each side to allow space for the supports! It's a great pool!
1232226
I don't know exactly, but about 10-12 inches I think. It's not really deep, but deep enough for all the boys, including my 14 year old grandson who is not a small boy, to land safely and comfortably when they come to the end of the slide. You could probably fill it fuller, but you will lose the water when the kids come down and it splashes out. I have six grandsons, from ages 4-14, who use this slide and I have not had any problems so far. I have been very happy with it.
761993
Our pool is 48" deep and for us they fit perfectly. I think the top step had a inch or two of water over them. I think you might want to go with shorter steps. Hope this helps.
5214
Mine are only 20 inches deep... Very comfortable, and fit under my circular table perfectly!
646843
They are fairly open in the back and underneath. I put them on the recommended pad. We filled them with sand but had to put concrete blocks on the two pieces that sit on the concrete around the pool. They can be fastened permanently but we wanted to see how they were for the summer before we did that. I saw steps that were 3X as much and they may have been better but these are adequate for the price. I find them a little difficult to clean around and under so I just lift them slightly, use my pool brush and then weight them down again. My husband can't use the pool ladders so these have been a very good alternative for him. They are fairly open in the back and underneath. I put them on the recommended pad. We filled them with sand but had to put concrete blocks on the two pieces that sit on the concrete around the pool. They can be fastened permanently but we wanted to see how they were for the summer before we did that. I saw steps that were 3X as much and they may have been better but these are adequate for the price. I find them a little difficult to clean around and under so I just lift them slightly, use my pool brush and then weight them down again. My husband can't use the pool ladders so these have... » Read More They are fairly open in the back and underneath. I put them on the recommended pad. We filled them with sand but had to put concrete blocks on the two pieces that sit on the concrete around the pool. They can be fastened permanently but we wanted to see how they were for the summer before we did that. I saw steps that were 3X as much and they may have been better but these are adequate for the price. I find them a little difficult to clean around and under so I just lift them slightly, use my pool brush and then weight them down again. My husband can't use the pool ladders so these have been a very good alternative for him. « Show Less
1590653
More than enough, my pool is a 48" deep, 20' long x 12' wide oval. It was great all summer long, very low maintenance
2282533
I would say closer to maybe 6" deep. The picture is a little misleading they are much smaller in person than they appear in the photo.
2021079
It has steps. They are about 6" deep. Great ladder, my only complaint is that it does float a bit inside the pool. Gotta drill extra holes or put a weight on the pool side to keep it down when climbing in.
1516015
Our deep end is only 5 1/2 feet deep. It does a great job cleaning the pool and we have been very happy with it. The only thing that I do not like is that the cord gets twisted up and doesn't allow a lot of coverage in the pool due to it being tangled up. Overall we like it!
475541
Out round pool goes from about 4 feet deep at the circumfirence to about 5.5 feet in the middle and it seems to work just fine. Hope this helps.
2021083
Mine has steps. Best description would be a step ladder combo. Both sides are the same. A bit on the steep side so care should be taken, obviously. The rails help with stability. They are about 5 to 6 inches maybe 7 deep but its plenty sufficient for my husband who is a big guy. Tip. Put 75 pounds of marble chips rinsed on the pool side and 50 on the outside to make the ladder very stable for larger adults and kids who jump constantly. We have had ours 2 seasons and love it.
806391
When our pool was filled to the bottom of the inflatable rim it measures 32 inches deep.
1954494
It is pretty deep. Probably 15-20 or so would fit without smashing them in there.
745855
The pool is about 2 feet deep (maybe slightly under) and the top of the slide (where you sit) is about 6 feet. The diameter of the pool is probably 15". It's a good size pool, which is why we bought having looked at numerous others ones that are available. My kids ages 11 and 5 have been playing using it for 3 years now, this will be our fourth summer. We definitely got our money's worth by taking good care of it. I am not sure that my 11 year-old will still want to platy on it after this summer.