Do you need to take the rail off to install this on an above ground pool?
1834921
Yes, but my non-handyman hubby had no problem doing it. The rail snaps back over it just fine.
1563888
I'm pretty sure it does. You remove the top rail at the section where you want it then you place it over the frame and liner and adjust the fit with a hand tightened knob. Then you put the rail over it and secure as usual. Can't think of a reason it wouldn't fit any above ground pool. Not sure about those plastic Intex pools though....
2192654
Scott, I have an above ground 16 x 32 oval pool with one side open to our large deck. I used 2 base kits. However, to determine how many kits you need, you must count your panels (spaces between) between your wall uprights. That will give you the amount of sections you need. I ordered two "base" kits to do 14 sections and had some left over. Just know that they sell another kit...I think that is to finish off the ends, so check it out online. The fence supports mount on your pool wall uprights. That means that you will have to leave an entire section open in order to use your ladder. I had to customize some of the vinyl fence supports to mount to the railing around my deck (because of insurance reasons, I could have no open fence areas around the pool since I have steps into the pool from the deck, not a removable ladder). I used a drill and a Dremel tool to modify some of the vinyl uprights which was not too difficult to do and then mounted them to the large deck rail uprights on my deck to finish off my installation. Maybe you can create a removable panel where your ladder goes in? That way you can completely close off your pool when it is not in use in case a child were to try to climb over the wall. You should know that you need to cut EACH section to size and that will take some careful measurement and cutting. The whole installation took me a day and a half, working alone without any other help. Just remember to measure twice and cut once since I don't recall any extra pieces being in the kit! I am pleased with the product and it saved me from having my insurance cancelled and having to fence in a very large yard...so it was worth every penny. Good luck! Sincerely, Tom V.
2108946
I used it for my 30 foot round above ground pool..actually it is nice because you can lift one end up and rotate to do it by yourself...Pretty hard to get it back up by yourself. I may install a post this year and just swing it over to the post and leave one end on the pool.
930272
The big white part has to screw hole that you can screw this part in to a deck rail or to the top of a fence just a place that is flat even the top rail of the pool if you didn't mind putting holes into the top rail. Thanks, USA Pool Pro's
709789
no you wouldn't have to remove the front sight post. you wouldn't need a forearm rail system to mount it unless you don't have a flat top upper receiver. if you do get it you may need a 1/4'' or .5'' riser to get the dot over your front sight. I used a 1/4 inch riser on my rock river operator. anything else let me know!
1935650
Yes it is unless you have a holes already where you want to place the rail, Easy to do though but will require that you remove the stock,
252625
I did not install it myself my pool man did it. I did send and e-mail asking him about it. If he responds I will place the respond
99570
Not quite sure I understand what you're asking but we have an above ground pool, 24' & it's mounted on the wall with a rail put over it to keep it in place. Hope that helps.
1563887
Basically yes, it goes under the top cover of the perimeter of the pool or hooks up to the top railing, but it has to be covered by water up to the marked level, because of the heat it produces. It has a mark for water level which is about 2 feet below the top of the side of the above ground pool.I hooked it up with a remote switch, so I can easily turn it on or of without touching the plug.
745818
Yes you have to put screws in. My pool is an intex pool and the top rail was to small so I had to get the pool saddle.
745822
You do not HAVE to screw this to the pool. With two people it is possible to use the device without attaching it. One to hold the reel in place, the other to wind the cover up.
1353292
That is a big above ground pool, but I do not see why you couldn't use it for an above ground pool. Might be harder to get off though.
930270
This can be attached or mounted with screws to your deck or pool rail. This alarm system will come with instructions to mount this to your above ground pool.
856861
No. You have to take off the rock rails and use those bolt holes to install the nerf bars
1615103
I use it on a ladder for an above ground pool. Just hook it up at a lower point
1344505
I cannot answer the question because I have a deck on deck swimming pool and the handrail would not work for my configuration so I returned it to amazon.com