our pool is inground but only 4 feet deep all around; is this ladder appropriate?
78771
Ours is above ground, 4 ft deep and the kids love it. They are all 5 yrs and under.
78772
Yes. We have semi inground and it seems to be good for inground too. The kids love it! Even my 9 yo!
78773
Yes it works well with a 4 foot deep pool. Our Grandkids love it, the slide is really fast for being so little. Our slide is attached to a deck surrounding an above ground pool.
78774
No it's not appropriate or safe! Please check with company for a better answer to your question.
78775
we have this slide for an above the ground pool that is 4.5ft deep and it works great...the slide mounts on the deck so the ladder height is perfect for the length of the slide HTH
78776
Yes it should work. Our pool is only 5.5 at the deepest and when you come off the slide you don't go down deep. Perfect for kids. Young and older kids.
863718
My pool is a little over 4 feet and I'm able to use the set very well. I'm 5'6" so I have room for buoyancy, if your like 6' might not be deep enough. I get a good workout, can't wait til summer to get back into the water.
761995
Our pool is 54" and the top step is just below the top edge. You might want to shop for a 3 step version. This is our second year with these steps and are very pleased at how well they have held up.
322414
I would have to say yes...I placed mine at the shallow end of my in-ground pool at a depth of about 48". Keep in mind that the top MUST be anchored to either a Wood or Concrete Deck.
474323
It's not good below 2 or 3 inches. I believe that you need a smaller pump for that depth.
1241611
It depends on how much of the ladder is actually under water. I would recommend a minimum three steps under water for ease of getting out.
362181
My pool is 54" and has no issue. You'd have to have a pole long enough for it if yours is 10ft deep. The pole controls it.
1357562
I bought this ladder a couple of years ago and I have a 15' x 4' pool and it worked great. It's much sturdier than the one that came with the pool. It's heavy and you have to leave it in the pool and can get a little scummy just because it's in the pool and it's kind of hard to clean, but all in all I'd give it a thumbs up.
548411
My fear would be the ladder ripping through the pool liner at the bottom of the pool. But good thinking! Maybe figure out a solid base inside the pool.
2276449
We have a 52" deep pool and it works great. It wouldn't hurt to be a couple of inches lower.
913401
I just measured mine and got 59" outside and 58" inside to the top of the platform. I have a 4 ft pool and the platform is about a foot above the pool edge, 6" if you count the support pieces. I used to have "steps" into the pool and the ladder looks like you could cut some of the steps off. I don't think it's a good idea to plant your pool in the ground. Think about what your winter weather would do to it.
913404
I just measured mine and got 59" outside and 58" inside to the top of the platform. I have a 4 ft pool and the platform is about a foot above the pool edge, 6" if you count the support pieces. I used to have "steps" into the pool and the ladder looks like you could cut some of the steps off.I don't think it's a good idea to plant your pool in the ground. Think about what your winter weather would do to it.
2107688
We had a 48" pool and upgraded to a 52" and it adjusted with no problems. It is a nice sturdy ladder and would recommend for any above ground pool.
210627
The height of the top platform is adjustable, I have 54" deep pool and have more to go up. That is not a problem, one problem is that the bottom of the pool has to be level with the outside ground because there is no adjustment on the ladder for that. Second biggest problem is that with the safety gate on you need to be a small person to get up and down the ladder. Also the gate shuts behind you when you get into the pool, which makes it hard to get out. Would buy this ladder again.
2186704
the bottom of the pool is curved (sack like)...the far inside of the retainer straps to the outside of the pool legs measures 24"...from the top rail the legs extend about 8"to 10" past the rail...I put two 2" x 8" X 16" under each leg above ground level. (should be ground level but mine are working fine except some have cracked) I recommend 4" x 16" x 16" footers at pool bottom level...bye the wayI luv this pool...the ladder suxs
821950
I believe Mr. Shain in correct on the specs. Our pool is around 5 feet deep at the deepest area. we attached a 50 ft. hose to the pump, set it in the pool. Began on the lower steps of the pool and moved it to the middle once it had lowered the water to around 2 ft. in height. Pumped it out and through the hose to an area 25 to 30 ft. away with no problems. it's just a 1/4 HP so it isn't tremendously fast but it is quiet, lightweight, easy to handle, and it did a very good job for us. If your in a rush I'd suggest a larger HP. Other than that? We found it to be a good investment.
1775738
I have a slightly bigger 4 ft deep pool, and used a Hayward 16 inch for years. Just spent the afternoon putting together a new one.