What is the distance between where the two rails enter the pool concrete? Thanks.
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The distance between the two rails exteriors entering the concrete is 6 3/8". There is a distance of 8 1/4" between the actual rails (i.e. the left end of one rail to the left end of the other rail), and the diameter of the rails is 1 3/4". I hope that helps.
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You can set them at a distance that is comfortable for you. We set them 20 1/2 " apart.
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From one to the other, I measure 6.5 inches. From the center of each, I measured 8.5 in. If your concern is will they fall properly into existing holes, they're a bit flexible, so you may be able to work them in...if that's the case.
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It was going to cost me too much to rent the concrete drill and purchase the diamond drill bits, etc., so I decided to hire the company that built the pool to install the rail. The best decision I made. Hire a company who owns all tools they need. Otherwise an individual person will just have to rent the drill., and pass the cost on to you plus labor. Hope this helps.
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The top rail is about an angle of forty five degrees . The bottom rail is almost straight as it is on a level with our concrete about ten inches above the surrounding concrete . If installing my concrete men set the rail in a two by four to get the correct fit before pouring .
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*Stainless steel 304 deck to deck four bend braced sloped pool rail with 49" span
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I actually have 18x48 intex pool and it works for me. It has 50' clearance from the ground. I use the ladder that comes with the pool on the other side in the water. So this ladder's top step sits on top of the support pieces of the intex ladder. This way 2' gap is closed and they both sit on the pool wall. I also bought the widest plastic zip ties from Home Depot and secured both ladders to each other and to the pool wall. I have been using it for two pool seasons and so far so good. Also, the lock that comes with the enclosure is crap and it rusts after a few weeks. I would recommend buying a stainless steel one from hardware store.
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I took it to a pool store and they matched a hose. It is not here (another house/town) so I can't measure it. Intex is known to make their parts "proprietary"... you may need an Intex hose. Good luck
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I have it installed on an outdoor kitchen countertop and it is mounted between backer board and 1.5" of concrete. So, I am unable to get this measurement. Wish I could help.
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I do not remember but it was more than enough for my extra large pool. My guess would be forty feet. I had one four foot section unused.
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Not sure the exact length, but needed to add a length to work great in a 15 X 30 X 4 above ground oval pool
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Yes guessing about 5 ft. We can't remember. We got this a long time ago. We put about a foot in the ground and concreted it.
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Hi, I really couldn't answer this question, we have a concrete pool but a fiberglass finish inside. Sorry that I couldn't tell you!
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Good Morning Lara - The distance from the floor to the bottom of the rail is 48". Thank you - Scott
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I measured approximately 1 3/16 inches at bottom two rails, 1 1/4 inch center section. hope this helps
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I think the only difference between using it in a vinyl vs a concrete pool is the type of pads on the feet. Cork for vinyl and some type of rubber compound for concrete.
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I have a concrete pool here in FLORIDA and it works well. Surface is Marzite (sp)
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About an inch... very nice in winter because of the thermal rating, however I use a standard pool raft in summer time.
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Honestly think its the pool itself. Im 5'2" and the water goes up to my knees. The ring itself is about 5 inches so about 25 inches of water. you don't have to fill it that high if you don't want to it's still functions at half full. Just looks weird. My 18 month old walks in it just fine with it full. Hope I helped.