Above ground pool unlevel

[Greensp]

Hi. We decided to get an above ground pool due to all the summer camps closing this summer. We looked at our backyard and thought our patio area was the best place to put it. When looking with a level, it seemed no more than 2” unlevel.
But now that the pool is filled up it seems much more unlevel than that. It is easy to see since there are “tiles” you can count on the deep and shallow side. The supporting legs are also looking unlevel.
Anyone have experience with this? It’s an Intex pool. Is this something that could really collapse? It lasted all day with kids in it but I’m concerned maybe it’s unsafe.

 

[Wobblerlorri]

It looks like you didn't level your legs front to back and side to side before filling. That pool is unsafe. Drain it and level the legs and try again.

 

[jcp]

I’d drain that and level. That’s definitely far enough out of level to be a concern for collapse.

 

[richierich]

That is one of the more unlevel pools I've seen posted on here. You have to drain and relevel. I had an intex pool for years and mine was about 1.5 squares unlevel. Also, these pool tend to rust sometimes. If one leg rusts out that will collapse easily. Try to put patio blocks under each leg flush with the ground to provide additional support.

 

[zea3]

It also looks like it is half on half off your patio. Install the pool either completely on the patio or the lawn with leveled pavers under each leg. The edge of the patio will eventually wear through the liner.

 

[ajw22]

This may be helpful...

How to level above ground pool - Further Reading

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