Any problem in damaging the "stucco" pool bottom or walls?
1382508
Absolutely not. You do not have to worry. This system is designed with soft rubber casters (wheels) and has a fan in the center ofthe unit the gently force the unit to ride the bottom and half way up the walls. I have been very satisfied with its performance andI'm sure you will too.
1382509
I am not sure what is meant by "stucco"? Our pool bottom is concrete / gunnite with fiberglass walls and the vacuum has not caused any damage in the 2 plus years it has been in service.
1382510
I have an inground fiberglass pool, and there's been no damage of any kind. This vac has saved me.
1382511
We had this pool cleaner two seasons and have no problem with it damaging the pool bottom or walls. Very pleased with this cleaner.
1382512
This robotic does collect loose sand from the stucco /painted pool wall or bottom. I do not think it will damage the stucco.
1382513
no the spindle on the bottom is made out of rubber. this device does a good job cleaning and has never done any damage to the pool
1382514
we have had no issues with our concrete pool bottom..the sharkvac seems to do pretty well...
221209
It has not damaged our Intex Ultra Frame pool. We used it the last two years and it has done a wonderful job - leaves nothing behind. Highly recommend this...
46960
yes i had this problem, but instead of worrying about hte potentially permanent damage it could have caused, i got it installed on the wall for real cheap. By Tr-State Installs.http://www.tristateinstalls.com/index.htm
1880736
Maybe consult with a good contractor. Cheaper than causing major damage to your structure.
1441383
My house is stucco and I have no problem. As for an eave or soffit, I think it can be as long as that portion is sound. I hope this helps.
930734
The Kreepy Krause I have works fine on plaster. If your pool is plastered you should not have any issues with it.
1617779
I just used duct tape and it worked fine all season. Put down two layers on top our concrete patio. Only thing I'll change is to install the pool in our carport out of the sun. BTW, the material "aged" from outdoor exposure in south Louisiana and will need replacing for this season. Enjoy.. O^Ocrm
2166671
Top only, bottom has rubber bumpers and leans against the wall of the pool. You will need the Anchors and Escutcheon for the top part. Also keep in mind that the Anchors need to be grounded by an Electrician.
462817
Definitely not! It's just a plastic housing with a couple screws holding it together. If you were to put it under a plastic outlet cover or something, it might be fine near the pool. But it wouldn't survive immersion or splashing by any means.
1425994
The warning label inside says" "To avoid possible damage, test tub/shower surface in an inconspicuous spot. Some fiberglass, other plastic or refinished surfaces may also be affected." Our tub liner is plastic and this stuff didn't hurt it a bit, but fiberglass ... I'd be sure to test it first.
1888103
I used the molding around the bottom of a stucco-type fireplace. I painted it with the same paint as the fireplace. It looks great and has held up well - four months and counting!
443604
I used the pool for a couple of months last year, saw no problems with the frame. No corrosion, nothing. Lots of water splashed out of the pool by the kids still no damage detected when I took the pool down for the winter.
1384471
It should be okay with a tear that small. Be sure to patch both inside and outside of pool. Good luck
748501
the lip of my pool is beveled so I called the company to ask if it would work. they were very pleasant and suggested a simple bracing to keep the unit level. I've had the product in the pool for almost a year now. I'm very satisfied with it. suggest you call the company about your specific issue.
1640371
Yes, I have been using mine in south Florida for three years and all of the pieces still function well. Ultimately your plastic pool cover will wear and the begin to tear where it connecters to the poles.
2059493
This foam was glued on and used to both help insulate and give a softer touch to a 27 foot circular pool sides. The liner went over it so no water really would affect the foam. I have a piece left over I will see if water soaks through it tomorrow and respond.
1730404
Yes, I have had mine outside for several months on uncovered doors of a pool enclosure. So far so good. Attach the base. Add the top and then silicone all around the outside. Check connection to magnet. Don't worry about waterproofing the magnet side. Check the silicone from time to time and redo when you change the battery.