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Thanks for the photo bucket info. I'll work on adding more pics. I ended up using 3-2x8 boards under the legs. That works extremely well so far. I learned alot after the first fill of the pool haha. This time its done right haha

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We came up with a very sturdy solution. I didn't want to use theirs anymore haha. And I'm impatient and didn't want to wait for the legs to be in stock. So with under $25 each leg we replaced 9 of them that were bent and starting to bend out of the 18. We used emt conduit and welded together a...

we finally got the pool drained and this is the total carnage on on 3 legs on the 12 ft. Side. Just wanted to share how important it is to have your base for legs the correct size :) and that was only max filled with water a total of 5 days.

Intex does not have replacement part. They said possibly by beginning of next month. They also wouldn't cover under warranty because of the sand base. :( I kind of figured that much though.

I bought the pool online at vminnovations and haven't checked on their return policy yet. I am pretty sure we can make something work that'll actually be a better system than the original. I'll post pics with a solution when we get it figured out

The pool was level but the weight of the water made the legs smash into the sand. I didn't have a big enough wood piece for the legs to sit on and it bent around it. That white u shaped leg pictured isn't the same one for my pool. I saw those on ebay and it Wasn't the same. I think we are...

I have an intex rectangular ultra frame above ground pool 12x24. When installing I had to use a sand base because of the giant rocks in our Arizona dirt. It was compacted and I used wood base for the legs and unfortunately didn't use a wide enough base for each leg and the u shaped legs...