Is the bottom of the pool an air chamber? I am considering putting it on a concrete floor
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No it is not. I'd put some kind of tarp or something under it, if it's on a concrete floor.
1274286
No it is not an air chamber, I put the pool on top of grass, but also when I layed the pool on cement, I placed a sheet on the bottom so the pool won't get any holes or scratch. If your concern about small children getting hurt if the pool gets placed on the floor, my suggestion is...it's better off on top of grass.
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No, thin plastic. In fact I first set it up on concrete and that was a mistake. I corrected this with a layer of old beach towels underneath.
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Don't know I have mine in an in ground pool! For the in ground it is a perfect design!
407617
It runs off of suction, where as most in ground pools use "return" pressure as the source for the cleaner...so my answer would be "no".
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Not sure about an in ground. Might depend on how smooth the bottom is. The suction holds it down and if the pool bottoms rough it might not slide around much.
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I would think for safety reasons it would not be best to under fill. When the pool measurement says 15ft circumference, 48" high, the water is filled 6" lower to accomodate the air ring. Hope that helps.
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Not at all. You just lay it on the ground & put pool on top of it. It works great.
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I think it might be easier on concrete as far as the leveling issue goes. Except if the concrete is rough in any way you wouldnt want it to get a hole in it. I would put a large tarp on the concrete first then the pool.
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you need the water. Otherwise you just roll down. Also, the bottom of the pool in not padded at all so you want the water in there to soften the landing!
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No, the slide has a "water weight" (a filled container you fill) that rests on the concrete to maintain positioning. Only the front part rests in the water. If you have a large, stable deck around the pool, perhaps it would work, but I believe it would be too dangerous.
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There should be bubble where the leak is??? Try putting baking soda around the bottom and see if that shows where it is???I don't have my pool anymore. We were only able to put it on the concrete and it tore too many times to fix this year.
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Yes there are about a dozen small holes in the cover. So the pool can breathe.
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I use mine in my pool also. I do not have a problem. It only goes in the pool when in use and is stored in our screen porch which is well lite and ventilated.
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No, the bottom is flat,.only the three colored rings are inflatable. I put the pool on thick foam pieces to cushion it.
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Yes, it's basically a mini version of a blow up pool.it has 4 sides and a bottom.
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There are holes on the base that the water fill into when ypu put the unit into the water. The treadmill stays on the bottom of the pool by itself.
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No. If you are running indoors you can add a foot pod. For the pool use it won't work indoors.
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I would not put any inflatable on cement, since the possibility is always there if the child falls inside the pool area. You could cushion the bottom with a padding underneath the item which will soften the area between the concrete and the bottom of the foggy pool. Also the padding will protect the item from damage.