how "deep" is the pool side?
753921
Rebecca, the pool side portion is about 20-24 " if I remember correctly. My grandchildren were 3 and 5 last summer and loved it. I even went down the slide with them. The slide was used probably 6 times during the summer and held up great. The con for this item is it will not fit back in the bag. We bought a large outdoor trash can and store the slide in it. When finished we deflate the pool, remove the water, then reinflate the pool so it can dry out. You do not want to store the pool when it is wet. I hope this helps.
753922
I'm 5'5" and the pool is shin deep on me...I'd say around 1 1/2ft deep. BUT it has to be sitting PERFECTLY level or the pool will not fill up all the way...and will only fill up on one side. Still a huge hit with my daughter, and niece & nephews
753923
I would say about 18 to 20 inches deep. Got to be careful with little kids because of the drop-down from slide to the bottom.
1949646
Leaning against a wall for storage the pool stands about 5 ft. Maybe a little less
1738291
I don't have the pool out right now, but it's between 20 and 24" deep. A small child, let's say 18 months would have troubleclimbing in over the inflated double rim by herself -- maybe a good thing. I have never put more than about 6" of water into it, and my three grandchildren love it. At one point we sat in it with three adults and the three kids aged 18 months to 4 years splashing around us. I love it.
745855
The pool is about 2 feet deep (maybe slightly under) and the top of the slide (where you sit) is about 6 feet. The diameter of the pool is probably 15". It's a good size pool, which is why we bought having looked at numerous others ones that are available. My kids ages 11 and 5 have been playing using it for 3 years now, this will be our fourth summer. We definitely got our money's worth by taking good care of it. I am not sure that my 11 year-old will still want to platy on it after this summer.
1732625
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!
1346566
My pool is 52 inches deep from bottom to the top of the rail. The steps are 5 inches below the top of top rail so the top step is 47 inches high from the bottom of the pool. You will have a 7 inch step up. I have a above ground pool. These are nice steps very easy getting in and out but the bottom step is a bit high. Also they maybe very heavy to pull out in the fall as there is sand and water in the side rails which is needed to keep them from floating. Hope this helps Good luck
991789
I'm not sure it will be able to go from the deep end to the shallow end. It's made more for flat bottom pools. Works great there.
1035566
No. It'll have an extra few inches on all sides so you can completely cover the pool and tighten the drawstring.Cheers!
722857
I've not actually checked but my guess would be about 12-15 inches in depth.
1516019
My deep end is 9.5 feet it works fine. My pool was built in 1960 when the deep end eas realy realy deep.
841506
We have had this model for a full season so far and have been very happy with it. Our pool is packed sand as well-has a 18 inch ledge around the deep end with a 6 foot 'hole' in the middle of that. It has no issues climbing up the deep end slope of around 45°. Also have large roots growing under liner in shallow end-they are all over and are about and inch in diameter....has no issues getting over them. We did have to play with placement of where we dropped it in to get the best cleaning coverage. It is an inexpensive model but like I said so far we have been happy with it.
674412
I don't remember it being different on one side. I am pretty sure we just put it down and didn't choose a side. I love having this pad under my pool!! I have had mine for a year now. I did not take my pool down for the winter. I did not put sand under my pool. The only thin between my linnet and the grass/ground is this awesome pad.
293729
You should get the pad closest to the size of your pool. You will have to trim it to fit your pool with a scissors as it is not designed to go up the sides of the pool.
328850
My pool is 15 X 30 and 6 foot deep. We had a smaller one before but it was suggested we upgrade so it isn't working so hard. Plus it cleans the pool more times. Very pleased with it.
1949171
I have an above ground pool and the bottom middle is not much deeper than the sides, so I do not have that problem. My husband does move it occasionally to help it out.
2186705
when the pool is full they are about flush with the rim, IE. less than 6", when i set up the pool it was cheaper to pour a slab rather than level the soil. i poured a 20'x36' slab just to give some extra clearance so as to walk around the pool and something to place the pump/sand filter on also.hope that this helps.
2187177
The large pool has sides that are about 8 inches high (I am guessing, I have not actually measured this). Last summer my 1 1/2 year old daughter had to sort of crawl/squat over the sides to get in. The larger pool is the same base as the smaller pool with an additional level, so it's probably 15 inches. Again, this is a guess. Depending on how much water you put in either pool and how many kids are in the water, will determine your water depth. But, it can be just fine for a little tike.