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I bought a new metal frame intex this year and the joints had no holes..it was so much easier to put together. Every year a bunch of those pins would break

I have a 15x48 intex metal frame. I use 1/2 in pressure treated plywood under each leg. I take the pool down after the summer so the wood rotting isnt a worry for me

I have a 15x48 intex metal frame pool. The past few years i have put pressure treated plywood under each leg. I also screw the leg cap to the wood so when the legs move while filling the wood moves with the legs so no chance of it falling off the wood. Its worked well all these years

So I spent 6 hours setting up my ultra frame pool for its second season and when I started filling I noticed some water around the edges, so I got in to see whats up and of course found a very tiny hole on he bottom of the liner so I stop filling with water. I bought a patch kit but my question...

Last year was our first year with a ultra frame pool and when I took it down for winter every leg, t-joint, and horizontal bar was rusted. All I used was chlorine. With a 5yr old and a 1yr old that will use the pool this summer I decided to just buy a whole new pool and see how this one goes...

I did 4in x 11in and screwed the leg base to the plywood so when the legs moved or I need to adjust one the plywood moved with the legs...if your are taking it down I think plywood is the easiest because it was cheap to buy and I will just throw them out and do it all again next summer

I just put up a 14ft x 42in intex ultra frame pool last weekend..i started out using the pavers but because of tree roots I couldn't dig them down enough so I used 1/2in pressure treated plywood under each leg and sanded the edges so there are no points and its worked out perfectly..its only up...

I have 12x12 square pavers. If I lay them on the ground for the legs will the height difference cause a problem with the liner. I don't think digging down is a option with the rocks and tree roots.

I purchased a 14x42 ultra frame pool. I know I should use pavers underneath the legs for support but I cant dig them down into the ground I need to have them laying on top of the ground..I don't want to put stress on the liner seems with the height difference so I was thinking about using the...

I purchased a 14X42 ultra frame pool this year. My yard is level the previous owners had a pool set up in the same area im gonna use. Now I know I should put pavers underneath the legs for support but my problem is I cant dig down to make them level with the ground cause when they removed the...