Recent content by Zoonkie

My neighbor (who is very familiar with ratchet straps) helped me secure the pole with 2 ratchet straps and pulled button back into place. All the other t joint buttons are in place. If I see them starting to slip I'll use the straps around the top of the pool all around. Last year and this year...

Ok so pool was drained and releveled with in an inch. Looks great, nice and clean. Fill it up and the same t joint slipped it's button once the pool is full :/ I did keep the zip tie I had on hoping it would keep the joint from slipping out of place, but it snapped. I'm going to see if I can...

Update after a year. I left my pool up with the white joint button pushed in. I used a heavy zip tie to secure polls together to stop it slipping. It slowed it down some, but still continued to slip past the hole. After the incredible rainy summer we had last year we only really got to use it a...

Oh boy! That's not good. Can't really find anyone else having the same problem as us. Weird right? Good luck to ya. I'd be interested to know how it works out! Pics if possible ;)

My pool was level when we first put it up beginning of April. All legs on pavers. All legs straight up. A few hard rains and the pool settled about a week later an inch lower on the one side (5 poles). We are in Fl. so no avoiding the heavy rains. Since then no more moving,but I've been noticing...

Jeff, you aren't alone. Yes ,mine is doing the same thing. I have the Intex 18ft 52" round.I have 2 buttons that are pressed up not through the holes and I have another one of the white buttons on the outside of the support bar. Looks like only an inch from the T bar is in the support bar...

Ah, Thank you guys so much! Sorry for later reply as my pc was on the fritz :/ I'll have to spring for one of the "good" pool testing kits cause I had bought a regular one from amazon a bit ago.

Hi everyone and Thanks in advanced for your help. I'm putting up my new 18'x52" intex Ultra frame pool up next week and I've figured it will have about 8,600 gallons of water. My question is how much liquid chlorine do I add to start off? Do I add x amount then test before it's safe to swim...