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Just a follow-up to how I resolved my level difference: I ended up buying pavers of multiple thickness and placing them under the legs accordingly. This of course will result in the bottom of the liner pulling up on the deep side and acting a bit as a wall, and the wall sitting a bit lower to...

Thanks rghilliard, the removal of pavers is a good suggestion! :goodjob: To be more specific, I think the problem is actually that about 1/4 of the pool sags down a bit. The majority of the pool is reasonably level. I'm going to have to climb in and take a few measurements around the whole...

It seems my pool has a difference of 3" in depth from one side to the other. Given that it is an ultra frame (18' x 54") should I stop filling and tear everything down, or should it still be stable? Also, once the pool is full, are the legs movable/liftable? Hypothetically if I crack one of the...

How I Set Up On 2" Styrofoam and Pavers Above Ground: After laying down styrofoam and setting up the pool frame and liner, I had to cut out styrofoam and drop in the cement paver blocks (also 2" thick). In order to do this, I made a template out of cardboard that was slightly larger than the...

I did cut away as much as I could but it wasn't completely removed. I shaved it down with the mower as close as I could get, and raked out as much as possible, short of the right tools to really get in there and dig it out. To note, the grass was already very dry in that area since I had applied...

The pool went up today. Finally starting to take shape. Unfortunately I was unable to get heavy equipment into my back yard to dig out a nice 18 foot circle, but the ground was already fairly level aside from some lumpiness. I am hoping that the 2" styrofoam I put up will suck up some of the...

Hi Everyone, I am new to the forum and this is my first post here. First off, a tip of the hat to the hosts, admins and moderators who have produced this excellent resource for us all. Secondly, thanks to the great community who have provided me hours of great reading tips. I bought an 18' x...