Paver spacing Intex 24x12x52

[That One Guy]

Hello all. I've been reading and learning a ton on here in preparation for my first pool install.
I found great diagram of all the measurements, but I'm understanding where to put my first 4 inch block on the long side.
Can anyone offer some insight on what the measurement is from the centerline of the short side to the first paver?

 

[That One Guy]

Just about finished with the grading / leveling.....this heat is no joke though!
Getting ready to start setting the pavers, but could use some help if anyone knows where to start on the long edge. Thanks in advance!

 

[CT-Steven]

I looked at that exact diagram. I ended up setting up the pool, then pushing back the legs and putting the block/pad in. I just found it to be more accurate. If you want, I can go out and get a center-to-center measurement.

 

[That One Guy]

I looked at that exact diagram. I ended up setting up the pool, then pushing back the legs and putting the block/pad in. I just found it to be more accurate. If you want, I can go out and get a center-to-center measurement.

That would be GREATLY APPRECIATED! There isn't much room to work on the side closest to the house, so I'd really like to get the pad complete before setting up the pool so that I'm not tripping over the legs trying to level the pavers.

 

[CT-Steven]

Setting up "blind" I would say the diagram for the long sides at 44" is correct. My short sides are at 39" where the diagram is showing 40"
As I am only 1 person it was easier to setup and do the legs individually where the pool sat as I was not in a position to attempt to move the pool on my own to match the pads.
I think you are completely safe to follow that diagram

As for your question the distance in your first post is 45"

Center to Center on the long side is 25'10" or 310"
You have 5 pavers at 44" on the long side (5x44) adding up to 220"
Subtract the total length 310" by the known length of the 5 pavers 220" leaves you 90"
As you have 2 sides divide 90 by 2 leaving you 45 inches from the center of the block on the long side to the center of the block on the short side.

 

[That One Guy]

Awesome man! I can't thank you enough for taking the time to do this for some stranger on the internet! I'm sure I'll be back with a million more questions, but this should keep me busy for the next day or so. Thanks again!