Once installed are these permanent? Will I still be able to take the pool apart with these attached?
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It didn't fit our pool so measure the top of your pool before you buy we put twine to see if it worked and it didn't
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Yes. You have to drill through the top of the pool and secure the brackets with screws. I sealed the screws/holes to prevent rust.
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It is possible to remove it without too much trouble since it screws into the filter return but then you would have to replace the Pool Skim with the original "eye" that came with the return and then remove the eye again and reinstall the Pool Skim. It is sort of a hassle but it is doable. When I installed mine, I used the 90 degree elbow that came with the Pool Skim. So it comes out of the return and then turns and is close to the side of the pool rather than sticking straight out into the pool. It doesn't stick out too much that way and I have not had a problem with anyone hitting or bumping it. But then again I don't have a lot of kids using my pool, mainly adults. It is possible to remove it without too much trouble since it screws into the filter return but then you would have to replace the Pool Skim with the original "eye" that came with the return and then remove the eye again and reinstall the Pool Skim. It is sort of a hassle but it is doable. When I installed mine, I used the 90 degree elbow that came with the Pool Skim. So it comes out of the return and then turns and is close to the side of the pool rather than sticking straight out into the pool. It doesn't stick out too much that way and I have not had a problem with... » Read More It is possible to remove it without too much trouble since it screws into the filter return but then you would have to replace the Pool Skim with the original "eye" that came with the return and then remove the eye again and reinstall the Pool Skim. It is sort of a hassle but it is doable. When I installed mine, I used the 90 degree elbow that came with the Pool Skim. So it comes out of the return and then turns and is close to the side of the pool rather than sticking straight out into the pool. It doesn't stick out too much that way and I have not had a problem with anyone hitting or bumping it. But then again I don't have a lot of kids using my pool, mainly adults. « Show Less
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We take them off, but I guess you would not have to remove them. It is not difficult to remove, just unplu. Ours sets on a whellchair ramp to the house , the angle is pretty steep and we do not have to secure down. Best thingI have ever bought.
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yes, they're for permanent use - just make sure you have the key available if you should need to remove a wheel
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yes they are permanently attached. im sure you could remove them some how if you have a handy boyfriend or husband.
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I have no idea if they are removable once you put them on sadly, butttt the package has the casters in a separate bag, so you can just choose not to insert them. I will say you'd wanr to be the only one opening the draws bc the draws are sturdy but don't slide out or back in the first little bit every easily. After you push some its easy.
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They are removable - but not that easy. Takes a bit of tugging but, carefully done, you can do it without a problem.
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It has a pretty wide variety of attachments and different heads available, so you'd probably have no trouble retrofitting the pool attachment to one of the heads and keeping the interchangeability intact. That's a pretty clever use for it, as the poles don't have any rusting parts (I think, never really immersed mine in a pool so I can't be sure) and dry out quickly (this part I'm sure on).
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We applied these a couple of months ago and they have stayed in place. We have a very active 1 year old and they haven't moved yet. I would say they are permanent.
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I don't think they would stick very well to a pool. I put mine in a ceramic tiled shower in late April & they are already starting to peel off. Course they do get pounded with hot water. Hope this helps.
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The two legs that go inside the pool have rubber things on them. We have used ours all summer and not had any problems at all :-)
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They are screwed onto the end. They can be removed, but it would leave a hole in the end of the rod.
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That is how I use them. I have them on the ground on insulating panels. It will require a trip or two to the local hardware or pool store for at least clamps as mine came with only two.
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Yes you can remove them. I started my daughter out in 3. As she gets stronger and more confident I will take her down to 2, etc. it's a great swim tool. Makes the child do a lot of their own work to swim. Highly recommend.
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We have them mounted on posts by our pool house. Have never thought about that so can't answer your question. Just know we LOVE them and get many compliments on them.
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Yes they are. They are made for the outside. But just don't install them In a pool . Mine have been rained on many times and soaked with a hose and no issues.