Why an intex pool needs to be level .
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The bent pole isn't even under the belt! They will be riding the wave shortly. Right into the neighbor's yard!
I'm sure the owner will be posting here any day: "My intex pool leg has a slight bend, but only a few inches, should I be worried or can I just leave it".
Nina Li
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YIPES! that picture made my day too. I was worried about being 1.5 inches off...thanks for posting that - unbelievable that someone would keep it up that way.
I can see the review they leave now..... "Spent $xxx. on this pool and it didn't even last one season. Intex is junk, don't buy." Lol. Mine is about 1 1/2 inches off and I can't get my husband to fix it, he's worried about breaking the T at the top. (Ultra-frame)
The Intex is pretty inexpensive, I paid $320 a few weeks ago for the 18' round x 48" deep. I consider it disposable! That said, mine I don't feel is so unlevel that it may fall over. Im on a phone with Tapatalk and can not see the op's picture. I wonder how bad it is??
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Ummmmmmmmm, well at least we can see just how durable they are, how long has it been like that?
Be sure to post back WITH pictures when it folds up, now that would be something worth showing people "Why an Intex pool Needs to be level".
That pics scares me and I don't live anywhere near it, lol.
Be sure to post back WITH pictures when it folds up, now that would be something worth showing people "Why an Intex pool Needs to be level".
That pics scares me and I don't live anywhere near it, lol.
Wow, I copied the link to my phones browser to view this, and I'm impressed, that pool goes up and down, and then up and down. It reminds me of one of those amusement park rides for the young kids that is basically a circular track that waves up and down as the car travels around.
That thing is going to likely come apart! I bet it will be a hoot to witness!! I'd love to be in it when it blows a side out.
That there is some funny stuff.:grin:
That thing is going to likely come apart! I bet it will be a hoot to witness!! I'd love to be in it when it blows a side out.
That there is some funny stuff.:grin:
People need to use a few bits of common sense. I know not many of us read directions when we put things together, but I'm sure it says to "keep level" in large letters in more than once place, and anyone who has carried water knows how much weight it has.
I just hope no ones kids get hurt !
I just hope no ones kids get hurt !
Nina Li
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PAGirl said:
He might be right. I don''t think 1.5 inches is worth taking the risk. I was thinking of emptying mine at the end of the summer..(down here in Florida it's probably around the end of October), just enough to put a paver or something thicker underneath the legs and leveling them out that way.
From the manual I looked at:Suziqzer said:
That is all they say. These are horrible instructions because everyone interprets differently what "absolutely flat and level" is.
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