24x12x52. So stressed

[brighteyes]

Corners

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[Texas Splash]

Good morning. I can't open the pic and am not sure what your question or concern is. Can you post other pics and/or clarify the issue?

 

[wireform]

I see the picture, not sure of your issue but unless it's the angle of the picture the pool looks not to be installed perfectly flat.

 

[kellyfair]

A few issues that I can see. Top of pavers are not level with solid ground. They should be recessed into the ground to support legs.

Sides look like they are bowing in. Is pool full? If pool isn’t full, the sides will now some until the water is high enough to push them out. BUT, if you aren’t level yet, don’t fill until you are.

Hard to tell if you are level all the way around. If you aren’t, you need to be.

 

[MikeyVortex]

Judging by the pic i think the corners are the least of your worries. Though it could be the angle the pic was taken but it seems that pool is extremely off-level. Like Kelly stated that bowing is vert sketchy. Smaller round pools are ok if a bit off-level but once you get into bigger ovals and rectangles its absolutely imperative that the ground is level especially at your corners or else that's a ton of water weight all constantly pushing to one corner or side which will slowly cause it to collapse. From the looks of it I'd take it all down and start from the beginning. I know that's the last thing you wanted to hear but, especially if you have children in/around the pool, in its current condition it looks extremely unsafe.

 

[CT-Steven]

Also, the pavers look to be 1.75" thick and not 14x14. Really need 14x14x4 if at all possible, to properly distribute the weight. I double stacked mine (14x14x1.75) with a 6" pea gravel base. For Intex style pools it is all about the base.

 

[Mdragger88]

What all have stated above is correct here’s some information- Hope this helps

How to level above ground pool - Further Reading

www.troublefreepool.com