Trying to get level

[Apoolforme]

Pool is set up, but we found out once again 1 or 2 inches off level. Any thoughts other than take it down. Rectangular one.

 

[Texas Splash]

Welcome to TFP! I think I understand what you are trying to say, but to be sure can you post a pic or two?

 

[kellyfair]

You appear to be using different types of blocks under each leg? Are all the legs on blocks? It is hard to tell in the photo. If the blocks aren’t all level to each other, that’s a problem. Also, the block should be larger than the leg. If any part of the leg hangs over the edge of the black because the block is too small, you will likely end up with bent legs.

 

[Apoolforme]

You appear to be using different types of blocks under each leg? Are all the legs on blocks? It is hard to tell in the photo. If the blocks aren’t all level to each other, that’s a problem. Also, the block should be larger than the leg. If any part of the leg hangs over the edge of the black because the block is too small, you will likely end up with bent legs.

We did actually rearrange the pavers today. We actually got the pool done on level! The water pressure at our house is in sane and after only a few hours we had about 3 1/2 feet of water in the pool. However I wanted to go to bed and because it was filling so fast I went ahead and turn the water off. Because I still have some concerns, If we put much more water in there we won’t be able to rearrange legs pavers and support.
These pictures were taken at 1 o’clock in the morning so sorry they’re dark

Photos:
#1-2 lowest point to raise 7.5in
#4 End of the pool, 7 in to level
#5-7 left side

 

[Texas Splash]

Not normally how we see pavers, but as long as they are level and the top ones don't snap under that pressure you should be okay. Long night for you I suppose.

 

[Pv2]

that looks really dangerous, hope it doesn't collapse. take pix if it does. how not to...