There is a picture uploaded of this pool 'underground'. How would you do this??
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I would imagine you need to run a drainage pump to the drain hole or use a water pump to drain it. It is as hard as a pond form that you put in the ground.
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Our in-ground pool is in a section of the back yard with a retaining wall. We connected a partial garden hose to the outlet on the pool and ran it underground to the edge of the retaining wall which is filled with rock for drainage. When the pool gets dirty, we unscrew the plug and the water drains, only leaving a small amout of water that must be scooped out.
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Mine is above ground. I thought about building a deck around it but the drain on this pool is toward the bottom so putting it in ground or building a deck around would require a hose attached and fed out somewhere for better drainage so that you can clean it. Even at that, I normally dump out about an inch of water that doesn't drain and being in ground would make that difficult. I love the pool and someday I may figure something out but I like to clean mine regularly and so far I have not found a way to incase it in anything that would still allow me to clean it well.
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The manufacturer does have a deck... but at $2k(just for the deck), it may be pricey...http://onedogonebone.com/bonepooldeckkit.aspx
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U would have to dig a huge hole for it. However- I don't know how you could drain it then?!?!? the drain is on the side - I use it a lot! Never realized how dirty my dog gets! She would love it to be "in. Ground"
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There are no instructions nor suggestions. I just showed my kids(9&11years) the picture on the box and they took it from there! I will say that every time they get in the pool the subskate goes in as well.
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You need to use muriatic acid. Can be purchased at a pool supply store or hardware store.
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I made a pdf copy of it. Send me an email at bbrand_ca [at] yahoo.com and I'll send it to you. The quality of the image is not that great.
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Yep. Print the photo in mirror image on a laser printer. Then paint a canvas with liquitex, slap the photo on, rub any air bubbles out, and let it dry for a day or two. Afterwards use a wet finger to rub the paper off.
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Here you have a picture. Hope it helps Http://imagizer.imageshack.us/a/img537/8210/vLZdkZ.jpg
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The pool is packed away because I couldn't use it as a ball pit as I had planned, but as I recall it has an undulated like pattern that is slightly padded just not as thick as the walls. I hope that helps!
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Sorry, I can not answer this right now as the pool equipment has been in storage since the middle of the month.
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I doubt it. The photocell is on top, so that will work, but if the hole you dug becomes a puddle, water will likely make it inside. There are special tiles with built-in lights that can be dug in.
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This is a huge above ground pool! It is shipped via freight rather than UPS due to the size and weight. There are several boxes and most of them are heavy, i.e. the liner and the roll of metal for the sides. Just be prepared to be at home for the delivery as it comes in a small tractor trailer.
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You could make it work by digging a hole outside of the pool the same depth as the pool bottom, then refilling the hole around the ladder if desired.
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Don't have those things in my pool, so I wouldn't know. Problem is that it gets stuck undera hanging rock (boulder) and doesn't know how to back out. Directions said to raise or lowerthe water level....that didn't help. Trying to think of a barrier to put in front of the rock...sofar no aesthetic solutions yet. Other than that...yes, you can clearly see what has been collected.
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Here is a link to a photo of the back of the container. https://www.dropbox.com/s/s37cj4zhnv3ie92/IMAG1007.jpg
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I don't know. If it is a swimming pool, I would not use it. I would contact the company who makes it.
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the pool is soft vinyl floor with hard sides. the sides stand up as it is filled with water. if you put the sand deep enough, it would most likely work
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We took a level and set it all around on the ground where the pool was going. Any low spot we just filled with dirt. It wasn't perfect and the pool filled up fine. It's an inch off now that it's filled up but doesn't seem to affect the pool
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set it out in the yard, and hose it off real good with your garden hose. Then wrap it in a clean trash bag, throw it it out, and buy yourself an Epson, because the Kodak is junk. I've had nothing but trouble out of mine.