Does it go around full stairs(3-feet deep) that are installed in the pool?
1841478
It goes in all directions so yes it should clean around it. It bounces back when it hits something they moves over and continues.
1841479
No. It operates along a back and forth path. Areas around stays will eventually be covered.
1841480
We have three stairs in our pool. The robot stays on the flat bottom of the pool. It does not go up the stairs. I brush off the stairs before putting the robot to work and that seems to be OK.
1841481
It might. Don't buy . Mine just quit working. Had For Over A year. Worked good for that time. Now the lights just blink and it shuts off.
1841482
We have an inground pool with stairs at the shallow end. This is our 3rd year with this robotic cleaner. This pool cleaner will go around stairs, but it will not climb them. My unit climbs the beveled sides, and even the vertical sides of our pool with no difficulty. Please note: the vacuum bags must be kept clean for the unit to run properly.
1841483
Hello, No cleaner will climb the stairs, but it will climb the walls and the floor.
723773
My son mounted at the edge of the pool and it extends over the stairs and is ideal for us. Our pool is in ground and the first pole is within 3" of the rim of the pool and the back pole is completely on the surface of the lanai. I don't see why you couldn't do the same but it would depend upon how large your spa is as it extends out over the pool for us and allows us to hold on to it and go down the stairs.
1832074
My pool goes from 2inches of water to 8 feet in the deep end and I've not had any problems with it not being able to "climb out".
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
1363696
Yes. You may have to attach the railings to the deck, but that shouldn't be too big of a problem. I actually reversed my steps. The ladder is inside the pool and the steps are outside. We found it safer.
234002
my pool is 10 ft at the deepest point and 3 ft in the shallow end and it has no problem reaching all sections of it
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.
2180235
I think these steps are too deep - I have a 4.5 deep and the top is only covered when the pool is to its max. Hope this helps thanks
1894878
Yes it does. If you have a Polaris 9000 series pool robot, it may not help you, since the robot may still get stuck on it.
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..
891076
I have a vinyl liner and YES it does... I was very surprised but it does, my pool is 10ft and 3ft deep and it goes all around except the walk in steps, obviously.
1035566
No. It'll have an extra few inches on all sides so you can completely cover the pool and tighten the drawstring.Cheers!
307150
The steps should remain in on the ground, although a lot of circulation could cause shifting. We haven't heard any reports of the ladder floating in the pool. The ladder itself weighs approximately 28.50
922034
Yes. We used it in a pool and on a water slide. I am not sure exactly how deep you should go with it but it could definitely do 3ft easily.
1788729
To be honest I don't know. But if I recall correctly when I have moved debris from the bottom, it does not. It has several brushes that keep it elevated off the pool floor. It does a good job. I've been pleased with it.
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As the slide is bolted into the deck or cement sideways, you do not need any more depth than the width of the distance of the slide from the edge of the pool which is 42" at the step end on our in ground pool set up, which actually is several inches farther from the edge of the pool that the curved end of the slide. Even if your deck is only 54" wide you will still have an extra foot between the slide steps and the outside edge of your deck, and if you were to place it at the end farthest from your deck steps there would be no need to walk around the slide. The slide length is only 68" long so you should have no problem with your space at all. As the slide is bolted into the deck or cement sideways, you do not need any more depth than the width of the distance of the slide from the edge of the pool which is 42" at the step end on our in ground pool set up, which actually is several inches farther from the edge of the pool that the curved end of the slide. Even if your deck is only 54" wide you will still have an extra foot between the slide steps and the outside edge of your deck, and if you were to place it at the end farthest from your deck steps there would be no need to walk around the slide. The slide length is... » Read More As the slide is bolted into the deck or cement sideways, you do not need any more depth than the width of the distance of the slide from the edge of the pool which is 42" at the step end on our in ground pool set up, which actually is several inches farther from the edge of the pool that the curved end of the slide. Even if your deck is only 54" wide you will still have an extra foot between the slide steps and the outside edge of your deck, and if you were to place it at the end farthest from your deck steps there would be no need to walk around the slide. The slide length is only 68" long so you should have no problem with your space at all. « Show Less
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It will go up partially on the walls, but usually not the entire way on the deep end of the pool. It will do steps though.