Steps for above ground pool

[Kincytx]

I'm looking into buying entry steps for my above ground pool. I have small deck/patio and would need to take them out end of season to cover the pool. Anyone have any luck finding a product that can be attached for stability, but will come out of pool to cover. Most that I see are like the Confer, and have two stabilizers to attach to deck. Can these be easily attached/detached according to season?

 

[phonedave]

I'm looking into buying entry steps for my above ground pool. I have small deck/patio and would need to take them out end of season to cover the pool. Anyone have any luck finding a product that can be attached for stability, but will come out of pool to cover. Most that I see are like the Confer, and have two stabilizers to attach to deck. Can these be easily attached/detached according to season?

It must be stairs season. This is about the 4th time I have posted this picture in the last week. This is how I did mine. I did not find a way that I liked to attach the stabilizers to the deck. It left holes, stripped out, or just looked bad. The handrails flex enough that I can squeeze them together and then pop them into the cutouts. But they are rigid enough that they stay there and hold the stairs in place.

 

[johnnysnok]

I have wedding cake steps and I leave them in year-round. I do take off the railing and support are that attaches to the deck.

 

[kellyfair]

It must be stairs season. This is about the 4th time I have posted this picture in the last week. This is how I did mine. I did not find a way that I liked to attach the stabilizers to the deck. It left holes, stripped out, or just looked bad. The handrails flex enough that I can squeeze them together and then pop them into the cutouts. But they are rigid enough that they stay there and hold the stairs in place.



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What a great idea!