Do you have to screw into top of pool or can it clamp on
745818
Yes you have to put screws in. My pool is an intex pool and the top rail was to small so I had to get the pool saddle.
745819
I agree that one does not HAVE to screw this into the pool top rail. However, you will need several people to roll it up, as another person suggested. I'm thinking that if one is clever enough, you could figure out how to clamp it on. The only problem is that a clamp may interfere with the handle, unless you only clamp one end. The other problem with clamping is that there isn't much of a surface to clamp. But, like i said, if one was clever enough, you might be able to find a way to do it.
745820
Yes, because of the tension of rolling the cover up, you must screw it to the top rail.
745821
Has anyone considered screwing each end down to a piece of 2x6 which could then be clamped to the pool rail?
745822
You do not HAVE to screw this to the pool. With two people it is possible to use the device without attaching it. One to hold the reel in place, the other to wind the cover up.
745823
Yes there are 4not screws on each side. We took it off last fall and it was fine with cover on all winter. It works well for the money. We have not had a problem rolling it up. Only wud suggest finding extra clamps. The cover does rip with excessive use from pulling on it so much. We now only use it in spring and later in summer to help keep warm.
1074919
Our deck is flush with the top of our pool. We had to modify and cut some material off the legs so that the seat sits on top and bridges the deck and pool. We did not cut off more than 3 inches and the legs that go into the pool are adjustable, so this model would likely work for you.
2166671
Top only, bottom has rubber bumpers and leans against the wall of the pool. You will need the Anchors and Escutcheon for the top part. Also keep in mind that the Anchors need to be grounded by an Electrician.
1445070
That is how I use them. I have them on the ground on insulating panels. It will require a trip or two to the local hardware or pool store for at least clamps as mine came with only two.
1727239
I used it with that exact pool. It worked great. You set up the pool and let it fill. Then screw the braces on the side right above the pool ledge. Wait til it's full. Otherwise, the frame sinks a little and the braces aren't sitting on the ledge. I am using it with an INTEX 20ft X 52in and it works great with that, I just moved the braces.
1864583
Really needs a rail to screw the bases into... If the intex pool has a flat rail around the top, then yes. If not, then I doubt it.
1898333
No. There is no clamp or mount. It basically rests on top with an elbow support to stabilize.
389308
This product just lays across the main drain...no screws or other attachments. I used it this year for the first time. It took several attempts to put it in place from the pool deck, but once it was in position it worked great all summer. If someone goes into the pool to place this it should be fine the first time.
1931641
Check with your local dealer, but what I had to do years ago was adjust the little nozzle on the back side of the unit and point it to the right, then it should work and not ride to the top of the pool.
1407119
There are no "clamps". There are metal supports that keep the plastic insert at the right level, but they don't clamp anything, they simply hold up. You don't need to remove these pieces. You push from the bottom until the plastic part comes out the top. You do have to push hard.
2097621
It has brackets that screw into edge of pool that poles sit in so I would say yes
1558447
No it needs a ridged top rail on the top of the pool in order to attached properly.
1838283
It has plastic ring holes on the pool and plastic rods on the hood that snap in to the holes. It attaches securely and I've used it with and without the hood.
913173
yes you have to drill,you can use plugs that you put into the ground around your pool so it can be removed in the winter or you can get screws in home depot that is mad to go into cement and you can removed them also in the winter. Hope this helps
992637
No, the ladder fits on the side of the pool so the extension on the top would be to wide to hold the ladder in place. But, if you have a wood deck around your pool you could drill holes for the legs and use some kind of support under the deck, otherwise no.
86840
You don't. Get a valve with threaded barrels, installed threaded flexible hose adapters, and use stainless steel clamps just like the rest of typical above-ground pool connections. Be sure to use standard plumber's teflon tape (NOT plumber's goop or whatever) on the hose adapters.
930271
The big white part has to screw hole that you can screw this part in to a deck rail or to the top of a fence just a place that is flat even the top rail of the pool if you didn't mind putting holes into the top rail. Thanks,USA Pool Pro's