Is the very top of the pool 30" high or is the water depth when full 30" deep??
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While I no longer have this pool, our pool sort of went up or down a few inches depending on how much water was in it and surface you place it on (since the rubber ring on the top sort of floats a bit). The ring adds a few inches (guessing 4) What we found was that it was great when my daughter was 4-6 years old - we had 3 good years with it. By the summer of her being 6, she wasn't as interested in the pool because 1) she was a swimmer 2) was in summer camp all day and swam a lot and 3) she sn't a dipper - she wants to splash and bounce around - it wasn't big enough for that. She is currently 48" tall. Not sure if that helps with framework. While I no longer have this pool, our pool sort of went up or down a few inches depending on how much water was in it and surface you place it on (since the rubber ring on the top sort of floats a bit). The ring adds a few inches (guessing 4) What we found was that it was great when my daughter was 4-6 years old - we had 3 good years with it. By the summer of her being 6, she wasn't as interested in the pool because 1) she was a swimmer 2) was in summer camp all day and swam a lot and 3) she sn't a dipper - she wants to splash and bounce around - it wasn't big enough for that. She is... » Read More While I no longer have this pool, our pool sort of went up or down a few inches depending on how much water was in it and surface you place it on (since the rubber ring on the top sort of floats a bit). The ring adds a few inches (guessing 4) What we found was that it was great when my daughter was 4-6 years old - we had 3 good years with it. By the summer of her being 6, she wasn't as interested in the pool because 1) she was a swimmer 2) was in summer camp all day and swam a lot and 3) she sn't a dipper - she wants to splash and bounce around - it wasn't big enough for that. She is currently 48" tall. Not sure if that helps with framework. « Show Less
1266542
While I no longer have this pool, our pool sort of went up or down a few inches depending on how much water was in it and surface you place it on (since the rubber ring on the top sort of floats a bit). The ring adds a few inches (guessing 4) What we found was that it was great when my daughter was 4-6 years old - we had 3 good years with it. By the summer of her being 6, she wasn't as interested in the pool because 1) she was a swimmer 2) was in summer camp all day and swam a lot and 3) she sn't a dipper - she wants to splash and bounce around - it wasn't big enough for that. She is currently 48" tall. Not sure if that helps with framework.
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Our pool is 15 X30 with a little extra for the entrance steps. It goes from over 3' to about 8 ' deep. We have always used a product like this. Our first one came with the pool. We also add chemical chlorine and do weekly checks for all chemical balances. I hope htis helps answer your question.
1143205
It was a gift for my nephew so I can't give exact measurements but it is about 16 inches long and at highest point about 10 inches. Its a great size for kids he especially loved it because it does float in the pool and glides smoothly across the floor as well.
458509
My pool is 20 X 40 but only 6 ft deep. It lights it up real well. Better than the 300 watt incandescent di before.
2255909
It's about 4". However the water fans out so to speak gradually from the top.
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.
1949649
From the ground to the top of the blue pool is 8 1/2 inches; the depth is approximately 7 1/2 inches (top to bottom) 4 1/2 inches (top to seats). My 3 year old grandson loves it.
5331
This is for inground pools and they do not have 30ft pole. So answer is no.
2099796
The full depth is 8". We like it so much we bought another one. It is well maDE.
1356529
I have the 36" pool. If filled to the max, then you would have 25-28" of water. A 5'4" person can sit in the pool and the water will be up to their chin. The air ring should not be under the water at all, it would be overfilled and may collapse the pool. If the pool is absolutely level, then you may be able to get up to 30" filled. My grandchildren, ages 5-13, are more than happy with this pool.
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I would say it is about 15" tall, but you have to open the top to put in the water and I would say that is another 4 to 5" that you would have to have space for. It is approx. 7" wide and about 10" deep.
2132767
It's about 25-26 inches when full. Anymore full and it will be overflowing as the kids splash around.
1643013
Hi, My tub is 30 inches and it expands to this size. It still has room to expand much bigger.. Still loving it!
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our pool is 42" i believe- but this is just the cover - so i don't think the depth should matter. but it is a nice cover. keeps the pool warm!
458507
I put mine in a 15x30 pool and very happy with it.not as much light as the 300 watt elec. eater I took out but it is fine.plus I had to replace the old one about every year.and the kids love the light show.hope this helps Sam
529347
The depth is about 30 inches and it might even be more. It is a very deep seat
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.