Can I place this inflated pool on concrete? Or does it have to be grass?
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As recommended in the instructions, you would be better off putting it on grass as the bottom is rather thin and with littles, it could easily moveband tear on concrete. Plus, grass is softer for them when sitting in it.
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Sure you can! We didn't have solid space just grass so we didn't. If we have patio space we probably put on there. It does make for an easy time emptying the water right on to the grass and soil.
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I wouldn't. This is a cheaply made product. Mine came full of holes to begin with
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It will make a mess. Don't use it on the pool deck. The ground is where it should be used and enjoyed
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Yes. That's the same set up we have. But the top ring of our pool/pit doesn't hold air. And the bottom has zero padding so you'll want to put it on a rug or carpeting.
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The dark blue ring on the top of the pool needs to be inflated. You could inflate without an air pump if you have a good set of lungs. A small air inflator such as the Soleaire SA-101P sold here on Amazon would work fine. I use an air compressor with the air pressure turned down low so the ring is not damaged due to over inflation.
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the pool is soft vinyl floor with hard sides. the sides stand up as it is filled with water. if you put the sand deep enough, it would most likely work
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I think it would need grass because when they come down the slide they hit the bottom pretty fast when it's wet. Concrete might rip the material faster or hurt their bottoms when they land at bottom of slide. The whole Bounce moves a bit when they are in there jumping. With water in the base we didn't need to stake it down.
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I would say it is better on grass b/c concrete would be hard at the bottom of the slide.
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It can be set up on concrete but your are risking ripping it if it is played on roughly. I have had a couple of tips in my but they were easily repaired with nylon fishing line.
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Yes, but you will need to put towels or blankets in the bottom for cushioning. We took ours to the pool and put a few towels in the bottom for the baby to lay on. It's a little difficult if it's windy, but we put bottles of water in the side pockets and that weighed it down enough that it didn't blow away.
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I bought the Gorilla pad. Its soft, for those who installed itnon concrete. If you are putting it on grass, I suggest you use a stronger tarp so nothing can get through and puncture your pool. The Gorilla pad will also work on grass. It sold on Amazon. I hope this helps
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I think it would be a good idea to use something more thicker than a tarp under the pool if you are putting it on concrete.
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Andrea, there are two inflatable layers. The bottom of the pool is flat and I would recommend putting a tarp under the pool.
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As long as the gound is level you could put it on grass. You would need to put down plastic or root guard to make sure grass doesn't grow through though.
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I don't see why not. Our pool is concrete with a pebble finish. We used one before in a gunite pool.
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The legs have a flat pad that would sit nicely on concrete. The problem would be to anchor it down something you must do if there could be any wind at all. From experience it acks like a big KITE.
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You have to use sand. Our pool is also about 6 inches below our deck. We used sand and have never had a problem.
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No concrete isn't necessary, especially if you think you might want to move it anytime. It has pretty long spikes that hold it in the ground. Mine has been in for a few months and so far so good, but I did move it once, so spikes better than concrete for that