How does the feet NOT puncture the floor of the pool ?
1803198
It has rubber covering it plus you may be able to see in the photo that the end bends. It doesn't go straight down.
1803199
It has rubber feet and while it leaves an indentation in the pool while its up it does not puncture it.
1803200
There are rubber covers on the ends and the ends bend sideways. Not a problem.
1218868
It goes under the bottom of the pool lining - between the ground and the bottom of the pool. Its purpose is to cushion the bottom of the pool and protect it from the ground. So once the ground is level the liner goes down and then the liner for the pool goes over it and then the water. Hope this helps
1913902
The center of the float is mesh with little holes cut out to stick the feet through. It works great!
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.
198505
No, it does not. I got some of those foam interlocking floor squares and placed the pool on top of those.
1909926
it is free standing - i used a shower mat under the pool side steps to protect the pool. you will need to put sand into the pool side steps to keep it weighted down.i could not see how to attach to my pool & do not need to. we like the steps and would buy them again if i had to.
536524
We have not had that problem. The ladder stays in place and does not float. The depth of our pool is 52 inches.
944835
It does stay upright using the stakes and tie down. However if you have a large concrete apron around you pool you might have trouble using the stakes for the tie down.
142189
The ladder has enough weight so there is no movement or floating. I never had a issue with it. Plus, you would want to remove it from pool after use so the little ones don't climb back in when no one isn't around. Enjoy
434642
the water easily gets in the top. I don't think they are meant to stop water from getting in - only to protect your feet from chafing and getting cut on rocky beaches.
1219889
There are not rubber feet on the bottom. There are, as shown in the photo black (aluminum?) nubs that stick down to create a clearance for the uneven surface underneath.
615129
I can't answer directly because my bathroom is new and even, but I have noticed that it is important to be sure the feet are not in a grouted crack.
142194
It's a heavy ladder, it does not need to be secured to the pool. It literally just straddles the side of the pool.
1625760
You have to use sand. Our pool is also about 6 inches below our deck. We used sand and have never had a problem.
954688
Yes, ideally. Before the ladder is put in the pool it is to be filled with sand to resist floating. The shelf is not designed to rest on the pool edge but be positioned above; the feet on the front edge if attached to a deck outside the pool then the steps do not have to rest on the pool floor. If the feet on attached to the pool top, then the steps do not have to touch the pool floor if your pool is deep enough.
1368721
I think it's supposed to notice a drop off like at the top of a staircase and stop. However, there are 2 physical ways to limit where the Scooba will go. One is with the towers, the other is with the strips that it reads as a drop off. The scooba stops several inches from the line between the towers so if you position the towers on the edge of the pool, the scooba won't go all the way to the edge. If you use the strips, be sure they are securely attached to the edge of the pool as the scooba will run right up to them and will move it them if they're not secured attached. The strips are sticky on the back so they can be temporarily stuck where you want them.
1284631
Good question!! I was worried about that same thing. I always told the kids to keep it away from the edge. But it also didn't seem to ever push them backwards when jumped on. More like they sink straight down I think. But they jumped on it farther out. They also use it to sit on going down our water slide and little ones float on it. Older ones smack each other with it. Multi purpose for sure! : ) Good basic staple for the pool!