Pool ladders may be out of style for some, but they are still a necessary item for many pool owners. They provide a safe and easy way to enter and exit the pool, and can be a great addition to any pool area.
Most pool ladders are between 3 and 5 feet tall. The width of the ladder will vary depending on the manufacturer, but is typically between 18 and 24 inches.
A pool ladder can cause algae if it is not properly cleaned. Algae can grow on pool ladders and other pool surfaces if there is organic matter present. Pool ladders should be cleaned with a chlorine solution to prevent algae growth.
A pool ladder is a great addition to any pool, providing a safe and easy way for swimmers to get in and out of the pool. Many pool ladders are made with hollow steps that can be filled with water to provide additional stability and weight. This can be a great way to add stability to your pool ladder, but it is important to make sure that the ladder is designed for this purpose before filling it with water. Otherwise, you could damage your pool ladder or create a safety hazard.
4.8/5
Replaces Hydrotools Part Number: 87901 ~ Replace your broken, damaged or worn out pool ladder steps.
For most above-ground and in-ground ladders ~ Please take time and measure your step.
Fits 1.9-inch diameter ladder poles ~ Measures Approximately: 18†(Indent to Indent)
New JSP Brand Plastic Replacement Pool Ladder Rung Step - 3 Pack
Made of a high-quality, durable plastic with anti-skid and slip-textured surface to help prevent slipping
$234
We only needed one new step, so purchasing this package of three seemed like a no-brainer. Moreover, it cost only slightly more than purchasing a single step from our neighborhood pool supplier. The steps felt more robust than the more expensive steps from our local pool supply since they are almost twice as thick as the steps they were replacing, which had lasted us more than two decades. The plastic version feels a little rougher, more brittle, and tougher to step on. As long as the plastic doesn't shatter after just a season or two, it isn't a major problem. The stairs our pool supply carries are nearly rubbery, but they feel like they start to deteriorate after a few seasons of usage, so we worry they could break at any point, especially because we have those on another ladder leading into the pool. They only carry high-quality (sometimes pricey) things. Similar to this, but with more rounded corners and no depression at the bottom, were our older steps, which were also solid and unyielding. They persisted for years. If these fail before we expect them to, we'll let you know.These were exactly the 17.75 inside diameter that was stated in the listing's specifications (product description). Both measurements differed from the 18 inches listed at the top of the ad.
4.6/5
Designed for easy entry and exit from your above ground pool
Large, non-skid step surfaces
Side openings to reduce algae-growth
Easy, snap-together assembly
Includes mounting brackets to fasten to deck
$234
With these pool stairs, we are quite happy. prompt delivery. Very simple to put together, albeit we didn't add the sand as instructed. I was concerned that we wouldn't be able to get them out of the pool in the fall when we closed the poop. Weights were created by my husband and kid using concrete and two PVC pipes. They began by glueing one end cover on each pipe using pvc cement. Then the concrete was mixed, poured into both PVC pipes to the top, and allowed to dry for two days. The other end caps were then adhered using adhesive. The weights were then zip-tied to the inside of the stairs. Works flawlessly
4.4/5
Backed by a limited lifetime warranty; installation requires rotary hammer drill and long shaft masonry bit (not included); 7-day-a-week phone support
Bundle package includes four 12-foot sections of fencing (48-feet total), self closing gate kit, drill guide, poles (already assembled/attached), deck sleeves/caps, safety latch, and template
Self-closing, self-latching gate helps make your backyard pool area a safer place for children; drill guide takes the guesswork out of the drilling process for proper in-ground installation
Easy-to-install, do-it-yourself fencing kit helps keep children safe from accidental falls into your pool
Industrial-strength mesh fence can be easily removed when no children are present and re-inserted when needed; recommended U.S. CPSC height of 4 feet
$234
I set up two and a half sections, anchoring one end to the house and the other to a stone wall, to limit access to the pool area. It appears quite strong and has a beautiful appearance. For verticalizing all of the poles, I found the drill guide to be helpful (the built-in bubble level ensures this even if the deck is angled a bit). I "rented" the guide from the maker as I didn't think I'd need it for anything besides this project (call them at 561-316-6418)... I paid a $149 deposit, they covered the cost of shipping to me, I covered the cost of shipping back, and they returned the money. I got a rotary hammer drill (Bauer 1641E-B) from Harbor Freight with a 20% off coupon and bought a bit (DEWALT DW5448) off Amazon for $20.57 because it cost about the same as a rental (and I would probably use it again). Although I am aware that they must be child-resistant, I believe that spring-loaded latches are also very adult-resistant. Although the "pilot holes" for the latch and eye hook "between the top two screws" did not exist on the ones I received, it is not a major concern. The installation instructions are fairly clear.
4.3/5
5 integrated floats provide a visual barrier for swimmers
High-quality, chrome hardware resists rust and weather
16' rope can be easily adjusted to suit your needs
$234
Only my third pool rope in the 25 years we've owned our pool. Finally, sun and chemicals caused the floats on the previous one to decay. Although it's good to have when there are little children in the pool, I really didn't want to spend a lot of money on a new one. I estimated that it would cost me an additional $40 to $50 as the other ones had. I decided to buy it when I saw it on Amazon for $19.99 because I could always return it.When it arrived, it was almost exactly like the one I had before. It would be difficult to find this for almost double the price. Very nice value, and it was delivered quickly in true Amazon fashion.
4.1/5
No hardware
Easy assembly
Cleans easily with soap and water
Weatherproof and UV resistant
All plastic construction
$234
True medium taupe is taupe. Picture a chilly stone gray or brown. The beige is paler and leans slightly closer toward gray (not yellow). It was, in my opinion, a fairly light taupe. Very impartial. Probably won't appear as soiled as a hue that is too dark or light might. Easily put together using a rubber mallet. When using it as a step, it must be carefully secured to anything fixed because it is easily moved. It can be used because it features a back support piece. For my back doors, I chose the 74" because it covered both, looked more balanced, and would also provide a seat. (See client images on the product page.) appears to be solid as is, but has spots where it appears screws should go, if you choose. You must pay attention to which supports are necessary for proper support because there are several spaces for them. I had to disassemble and reassemble mine since I made a mistake. I was relieved that there was more than one chance to put everything together. For the model I had, it would have been wonderful if they had noted that in some way inside so I could get it right the first time. Minor problem. very content. Even with NE winters and full sun, 7-7-16 is still good. No fading or cracking is seen.
2.9/5
Use 2 for 26in. steps and 3 for 36in. steps. Holds 50 lbs.
Perfect solution to anchoring your pool steps safely, easily, and mess-free
…then use the handle to lift it into the water and submerge in the back of your pool steps
Just pop up the container and fill with sand or pea gravel…
$234
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If you have a pool ladder, you may be wondering if you need to put a pad under it. There are a few things to consider when making this decision. First, think about the type of ladder you have. If it is a metal ladder, it is likely that you will not need a pad under it. Metal is a very durable material and can withstand a lot of weight without damage. However, if you have a plastic or wooden ladder, you may want to consider putting a pad under it. This will help to protect the ladder from damage if someone were to accidentally step on
Pool ladders are made of metal, and metal can rust. However, there are ways to prevent this from happening. You can buy pool ladders that are made of stainless steel, which is more resistant to rust. You can also coat your pool ladder in a rust-resistant paint or sealant.
Most pool ladders can be left in place during the winter, but you may want to remove it if you live in an area where the pool is likely to freeze over. If you do remove the ladder, be sure to store it in a safe place where it won't get damaged by the elements.
If you have a pool ladder, you may be wondering if you need to put sand in it. The answer is no, you do not need to put sand in your pool ladder. The sand is there to help keep the ladder in place and to provide traction.
If you have a pool ladder that is floating, there are a few things you can do to keep it from floating. First, you can try to anchor the ladder to the ground. You can do this by tying a rope or chain around the base of the ladder and attaching it to a stake in the ground. This will keep the ladder from floating away if it is not anchored properly. Another way to keep your pool ladder from floating is to fill the base of the ladder with sand or gravel. This will add weight to the ladder and keep it from floating away.
If you have an above ground pool with a deck, you will most likely want to install a pool ladder to make it easier to get in and out of the pool. There are a few different ways that you can secure a pool ladder above ground. One way is to use deck mounts. This involves attaching the ladder to the deck with brackets or straps. Another way to secure a pool ladder above ground is to use ground mounts. This involves attaching the ladder to the ground with stakes or anchors. Whichever method you choose, be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully to ensure a safe
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