Can they be submerged in water on pool ledge?
159346
Do not buy these chairs!!! The legs pop off and it is so embarrassing when you gave guests! They were a Christmas gift last year and I wrote the company in the summer when I used them and they said there is nothing they can do. I am throwing them away!
159347
They are heavy plastic material water shouldn't effect the chair, but they are heavy
1514097
I don't know. Perhaps ask or call the manufacturer for that as being submerged might not be an intended use.
1084543
Yes. My pool is below ground level and it works fine, even around steps. Above ground pools are an issue because of the ladders.
99759
I don't think you want to get them wet. Mine are around the pool on cement but the rain must have gotten water in the tubing. I saw that under some feet were brown rusty marks.
1685101
Yes, possibly so, unless you anchor them down somehow. I haven't done that and haven't used them when it's wet, so I can't be sure. Sorry.
462817
Definitely not! It's just a plastic housing with a couple screws holding it together. If you were to put it under a plastic outlet cover or something, it might be fine near the pool. But it wouldn't survive immersion or splashing by any means.
1716031
It's impossible to get them in and out even if it would withstand the paws, which it won't. Even birds landing on it can puncture the outer ring that holds all the water in place. I tried carrying mine in and out with life jackets on to swim with me, but almost dropped them since the ladder is difficult. I had a neighbor whose dog climbed up the ladder when it was left in the pool and the dog died. There was no way for it to get back out, so it swam until it drowned. That can happen with any type of pool so please take care and watch your pets. Mine are happiest playing in plastic kiddie pools that I can just refill each day without the cost or worry of pool chemicals.
1529806
Are you planning to play cards under water?! They are regular coated paper playing cards. They might resist a drink spill if wiped off quickly...but I wouldn't take them scuba diving.
958159
I would say no. The material that they are made of wouldn't do well in water.
600413
In ground should be fine assuming that you use at least 2x2,s and sink them properly
1741691
Maybe it "could" be if one had very strong and wide decking surrounding the pool and sufficient water depth, but I don't think it should be. Personally I wouldn't feel safe climbing it unless it was bolted into concrete or stone.
1136539
There isn't rubber so its not air tight but they close just fine, if you submerged them under water I believe the water would get in after a good amount of time though.
552725
Nice, I did the same with my smaller pool. I have mine lined up and suspended in the water with plastic screen weighted down with bricks on the pool deck. They will sink to the bottom if you don't secure them somehow. Anyway, if you have enough circulation they work for me lined up. Hope this helps and welcome to the converted pool community!
2192977
I never got to use them in the pool but my assumption is that they can be used in shallow waters as long as your feet are not touching the bottom of pool or water environment, you need enough space at the bottom in order to aqua-jug while you are floating
1705924
I don't think you can. Bought this as a gift for grandchildren who have used it at the beach but mom said not in water.
30362
They are light plastic and would float. Pool steps are usually weighted down with sand in the base.
665254
I had to look up the M.P.S.Spa. I think, I said think they would work fine on the exterior. Evidently you don't have a built in spa, no deck? If it sits on ground/earth, I'd suggest a wooden/cement platform to sit the plastic on. I'm not sure of top weight allowed, as there is no buffer of water. You certainly don't have to anchor it from floating. My best suggestion is to put a gate on it to prevent young children from going into it to tragedy. I'm very happy with these steps, in fact, just removed them from pool today, put away for winter. This is my first summer, they still look like new, no cracks or discoloration from sun. Good luck, Cathy