Our patio, which is the flattest part of our property, slopes about 1.5" over 12'. I've read here that Easy Set pools definitely cannot tolerate even that much slope and the metal frame pools maybe can, maybe can't. What are the recommended ways to make that level enough for a pool in a non-destructive way?
My idea so far: Layered sheets of 1/4" plywood. For a 12' pool, perhaps I'd have 0 sheets at one edge, 1 sheet at 2', 2 sheets at 4', 3 sheets at 6', etc. I could sand the edges so the were not complete stair-steps, and then turn the whole thing upside-down so the bottom sheet would provide a mostly-flat surface for the pool.
Other thoughts?
My idea so far: Layered sheets of 1/4" plywood. For a 12' pool, perhaps I'd have 0 sheets at one edge, 1 sheet at 2', 2 sheets at 4', 3 sheets at 6', etc. I could sand the edges so the were not complete stair-steps, and then turn the whole thing upside-down so the bottom sheet would provide a mostly-flat surface for the pool.
Other thoughts?
