can you use it in above ground pool. our ladder is not very strong.
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I use it on a ladder for an above ground pool. Just hook it up at a lower point
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I tied mine to a fence using a long rope tied to the bungee cords..... Worked great!!!! If you are a swimmer and need to work out in a small space, you will luv it
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It would depend on how hard you are swimming. It moves the bottom of our ladder that hangs from the deep end of the pool when I am at full speed. Easy effort should be fine.
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Dear Lisa, Thank you for your interest in SwimCords, the "Ultimate Water Workout". SwimCords are perfect for any size or shape pool, in or above ground. SwimCords anckers to anything stationary in or near your pool. What type / model pool do you have? We also have a SwimCords "Extension' that you attach to your SwimCords giving you additional lenght for outside of the pool anchoring. Please call me at 800-4U2-SWIM (800-482-7946) as I can answer all other questions or by e-mail at swimcords@aol.com. Our website is www.swimcords.com for additional information & ordering. Happy Holidays. Sincerely, Kelly Greene - Director of Sales Dear Lisa, Thank you for your interest in SwimCords, the "Ultimate Water Workout". SwimCords are perfect for any size or shape pool, in or above ground. SwimCords anckers to anything stationary in or near your pool. What type / model pool do you have? We also have a SwimCords "Extension' that you attach to your SwimCords giving you additional lenght for outside of the pool anchoring. Please call me at 800-4U2-SWIM (800-482-7946) as I can answer all other questions or by e-mail at swimcords@aol.com. Our website is www.swimcords.com for additional information & ordering. Happy... » Read More Dear Lisa, Thank you for your interest in SwimCords, the "Ultimate Water Workout". SwimCords are perfect for any size or shape pool, in or above ground. SwimCords anckers to anything stationary in or near your pool. What type / model pool do you have? We also have a SwimCords "Extension' that you attach to your SwimCords giving you additional lenght for outside of the pool anchoring. Please call me at 800-4U2-SWIM (800-482-7946) as I can answer all other questions or by e-mail at swimcords@aol.com. Our website is www.swimcords.com for additional information & ordering. Happy Holidays. Sincerely, Kelly Greene - Director of Sales « Show Less
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Use any strong stationary object like a pole , brick , or gate. Use anything that is going to take your weight
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I use it in my above ground pool, however you do need a strong post or something to anchor it (preferably a few inches above the rim of the pool).
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Sorry, I ended up returning the item due to quality questions...recommend not using even another product on an above ground pool...
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yes that is what i have. i loop it around the siding on the pool. they are great, good workout
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Don't believe so, it would have to be elevated above the lip of the above ground pool, and then the pool would have to be at least 4' deep. The restrictions on this slide pretty much recommend ONLY on pool decks. I have mine mounted on a floating raft that I can move to deep water.
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Yes. You may have to attach the railings to the deck, but that shouldn't be too big of a problem. I actually reversed my steps. The ladder is inside the pool and the steps are outside. We found it safer.
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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.
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We have ours immersed in the 3 foot deep area of a commercial inground pool. I do not think they are designed for an above ground pool.
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I wouldn't try using this pool vac in an above ground. It's extremely heavy and large and will probably tear your liner. I have a concrete inground and I've noticed some chipping in my concrete which could've come from the vacuum, but not sure. Get a vacuum specially designed for above ground swimming pools. Good Luck!
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Yes, as long as your pool has metal walls. I have a 24' above ground pool and had no problem attaching the light under a top rail. Very easy install, took only about 10mins. to do.
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I would say yes, if it hangs on the side without it setting on the bottom it will push against the pool walls. If you don't care about that than it's a good ladder, not the best quality but good enough.
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Yes but it it can also be anchored to your pool. It is so nice to have a ladder that doesn't move every time you touch it. Great ladder, great addition.
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No. However we heard the ladder can be dangerous. Kids can get trapped while swimming. We fin it easier to use a step stool on the outside.
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Yes this tool can be used with an above ground pool. However, most above ground pools are round. If that is the case for the one you own, you may have issues getting sand and debris from near the edges of the pool. Using this tool in conjunction with a triangular shaped brush such as this one Blue Devil B5603C See-Thru Vinyl Carded Vacuum, 3-Pound would be more effective. Or just opt for a triangular vacuum head by itself.
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If you dug 12 inches down for the pool, making the inside lower than the outside, than you should dig down on the outside of the pool also. You can bury the first rung or so into the ground on the outside. This would also probably help to stabilize the ladder.
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you should have no problem with this ladder - it flods up below the line of your rails - i have had mine for a while and it is still very very slick and safe.
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I think that would be too far away. Unstretched, the cord is approx. 7 ft long. The tension when you tug on the cord is too much for you to make it work. We have an in ground pool, and I loop the cord around the handle to the main stairs. I have also used the pool ladder with success. I haven't tried this myself, but you could probably fish the cord through the skimmer, out the top and back to you, depending on your pool's layout.
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As long as the height of your pool falls within the height range of the ladder, I see no reason why it would not work. My pool is the Sam's club 18 x 48" pool with the metal frame and it works perfectly.
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You need a deck to mount this ladder to, otherwise it would drift. On a 52" pool, my top step is barely in the water, so your top step would probably be about 4" above the water line. I wouldn't recommend it.
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Not sure if you can use it for an above ground pool, I used it for an air mattress...sorry.