Hand railing

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Superblue72

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Sep 22, 2023
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Pool Size
14000
Surface
Vinyl
Chlorine
Salt Water Generator
SWG Type
Hayward Aqua Rite (T-15)
Hi everyone, I need a handrails my wife has some mobility issues and will definitely need one to get in and put of the pool. I have a 16×32 pool with stadium steps. It's being installed in a few weeks. I told the PB I wanted a handrail. I was wondering how far the handrails go into the pool, when I was looking at the diagram it looks like the steps are 14.5 lmdeep and there 3 so 43.5 inches total. How far would a rail extend into the pool. Keep in mind I'm also getting an auto cover so that might limit my options...
If anyone has any suggestions and or pictures to share it would be appreciated.
 
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Superblue72 said:
Hi everyone, I need a handrails my wife has some mobility issues and will definitely need one to get in and put of the pool. I have a 16×32 pool with stadium steps. It's being installed in a few weeks. I told the PB I wanted a handrail. I was wondering how far the handrails go into the pool, when I was looking at the diagram it looks like the steps are 14.5 lmdeep and there 3 so 43.5 inches total. How far would a rail extend into the pool. Keep in mind I'm also getting an auto cover so that might limit my options...
If anyone has any suggestions and or pictures to share it would be appreciated.
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It appears your pool has not been constructed yet? If so, make sure the rise of the steps is reasonable - say around 7 - 8”. That will make it easier to navigate the steps with a handrail. Good luck.
 
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