Ok. The pool come down then. What's the fastest and safest way to empty it? Also i should level the ground better. What is the fastest to do so. ThanksWith 4 kids of that age my worry is about them getting the water rocking and rolling and causing the legs to sift off the blocks. I don't think it is safe
Unleveled Pool 1.75-1.85 Inches Please Help!!!
- Thread starter rubsal70
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I have a sad but a hospital visit would be even worse.
To drain put a hose in it and start a suction. If you have a submersible pump is even easier.
Look at the link Allen shared about leveling for a pool. There are also many videos about doing it.
I wish you lots of luck and wish it was easier!
To drain put a hose in it and start a suction. If you have a submersible pump is even easier.
Look at the link Allen shared about leveling for a pool. There are also many videos about doing it.
I wish you lots of luck and wish it was easier!
Wobblerlorri
Bronze Supporter
- Apr 16, 2019
- 2,010
- Pool Size
- 4024
- Surface
- Vinyl
- Chlorine
- Liquid Chlorine
I agree with @kimkats. You can certainly put legs on pressure treated 2x6s, but building it up with small blocks ain't gonna cut it. You need to drain the pool 
then level your site (dig down, not build up), put 12" pavers in place, and set your pool up again.
A lot of work, I know, but well worth it for the safety of the younguns , and yourself!
then level your site (dig down, not build up), put 12" pavers in place, and set your pool up again.A lot of work, I know, but well worth it for the safety of the younguns , and yourself!
coopgraphic
Active member
My old pool was a 12' Intex pool so it was smaller but I did the same thing. I put wood blocks under the legs and had no issues. That being said, I would definitely check them periodically for any movement. My two kids used to get that 12' pool looking like a wave pool and the legs never came off the blocks. I had it set like that for 3 seasons and no problems. I agree though, fix it for next season.