Two to three feet is ideal.. Any more than that and you run a bigger risk of the pool caving in. You always want to make sure the water level is higher than the dirt. If the pool is to far into the ground and the ground around it gets to wet it could easily cave in. It is also a good idea to wait at least two years after the pool is installed before draining it. This give the dirt around it plenty of time to pack. Even then the pool should be drained and refilled in a day or two. See similar questions...

Yes, this is an excellent option, as it will increase the safety and make your trampoline less visible. The distance between the mat and the bottom of the hole needs to be at least 3 feet. If your water table is high you will need to provide drainage. Also be sure to use the legs as they provide necessary support to the circular frame. For more information please contact us. See similar questions...

There may be a bit of air in Ecosavr™. Gently press out the air until a little of the fluid starts to come out. It should now sink to the bottom slowly. See similar questions...

There are times when a top rail or upright get damaged and the rest of the pool is still in good shape. To replace these parts you could start by checking all the local pool stores and see if anyone in your area handles parts for that model. You could check with the manufacturers web site and see if they could be of any help. See similar questions...

No. We can, however, install a rink OVER your in-ground pool. Custom Ice has a special staging system that is designed to cover your in-ground pool and then we install our rink materials on this platform. We only recommend this if you do not have See similar questions...

We believe we have the strongest pool on the market and our patented braceless support system ensures easy self-installation. See similar questions...

All pools are fitted with a Hydrostatic valve in the floor this balances the outside pressure against the inside pressure of the pool which prevents the pool from lifting. If the pool is installed to manufacturer's requirements as set out in the install manual, it would be very uncommon. See similar questions...

The tips rotate approximately 1-1/2" from the ground. This provides for consistent cleaning of flat surfaces without the nuisance of zebra striping. See similar questions...

Growers typically either screw them far enough into the ground so that approximately 8-10 inches of the anchor rod are sticking out of the ground or they screw them completely into the ground, leaving the anchor eye at or slightly below ground level. By leaving 8-10 inches out of the ground, the anchor can be easily spotted thus avoiding damage to machinery and the anchor itself. By putting the eye of the anchor at or below ground level, most potential damage to machinery can be avoided. See similar questions...

Above ground pool filters are designed to sit next to the pool and be below water level so that they are gravity fed. The farther a filter is placed from the pool the less affective it will be. If you are using standard equipment try to keep it within ten feet of the pool. For longer runs you should consider a larger HP pump. If the pool is in the ground and the equipment is at ground level I would go with an in ground pool pump. See similar questions...

Most instruction manuals require the pool to be with in an inch of level. For overall appearance and integrity of the pool that is a very good rule of thumb. There are certain conditions that would make a pool that is off level by more than an inch still safe. If the pool is in the ground with dirt packed around it the level is not a safety factor. The more sand or dirt cove the pool has on the inside and the more soil packed around the outside the more variance a pool can tolerate. See similar questions...

Yes, you do. Please contact the Building Inspector's office at (508)660-7324 for more information or visit their office at the Town Hall. The Building Inspector's web page lists most projects that require a permit but you should check with the Building Inspector. See similar questions...

We are pleased to introduce our new AGDI-02 deck inserts for wooden decks. This new deck insert will enable you to use either the stainless steel volleyball sets or the aluminum volleyball sets with your pool. The AGDI-02 is made of aluminum so that it will never rust. After your new deck insert is installed, you will simply drop the pole into the receiver and string your net across the pool. Caps are not available with the AGDI-02. See similar questions...

Yes. As soon as there is any water being placed into the pool during the construction, a fence is needed around the pool. See similar questions...

Anything but grass. Grass will grow under the pool and up through the liner or up the wall between liner and pool, or up the inside of the uprights creating great habitat for bugs and wasps. I prefer some type of rock landscape and it is best to use plastic under it because the water splashing out of the pool makes any vegetation grow very quickly. Plants should only be container type plants. They are easy to move when changing liners and they don't grow roots under the pool. See similar questions...

If there are no gas or solar heaters installed, an above-ground pool will typically need no more than 1 hp (3/4 hp can easily be used with less than 10,000 gallons of pool water.) An In-ground pool without spa or heater up to 25,000 gallons can easily be run with 1 hp. Depending on filter size, 1 1/2 hp is very standard. See similar questions...

Different structure of the walls & floor i.e. fibreglass has just a approx 20mm thick wall of fibreglass where as a concrete pool has a 150mm concrete section interlaced with steel reinforcing at least every 300mm apart. It then has an internal water proofing layer of either 20mm Pebblecrete (pebble & cement) or a layer of ceramic tiles. The concrete pool can be constructed to almost any shape to suit your backyard or your imagination where as fibreglass pools are limited to set moulds. See similar questions...

If you are not using a hammock stand or trees to hang your hammock, supports can be buried into the ground from which the hammock can be hung. These supports can be metal or wooden poles. The poles must be buried in the ground to a depth of 1.5 to 2 feet . Additionally, the support poles must be cemented following the package instructions for the cement mixture. See similar questions...

Yes, in some cases certain types of hardy grass such as Bermuda or St. Augustine can grow through the liner. Before setting up your pool, it is recommended that you clear the area of these types of hardy grasses. Intex will not be held responsible for grasses that may grow through the ground cloth and / or pool liner, as this is not a manufacturing defect. A ground cloth or tarp may be helpful in preventing this from occurring. See similar questions...

Yes! PoolGear Plus now has specific steps for both above-ground and in-ground applications. These steps should NOT be used in applications other than recommended in the descriptions given. See similar questions...