Awesome! I have the exact same pool and we just finished our deck. Tomorrow we’re going to try to drill a hole that fits the diameter of the ladder’s poles so we can enter the pool from the deck. Going to have one side of the ladder inside of the pool and the other side underneath the porch, with the support rails still on top of the deck.
Lay TV i cut one side of the ladder off just below the platform so the legs only stuck out about 3 inches. I then drilled a couple holes into a leftover 4x4 post and set the cut off legs into it then screwed it to the deck. That way I didn’t have to drill into the deck and we could move it easily if we wanted to.
Good work - may I however suggest to your viewers to use WPC = wood plastic composite decking instead of wood, as it is much more resistant to water and sunlight, and because it has a non-slip surface.
how much of a gap is between the end of the deck and the pool? And can you put maybe like something between it so kids don't accidentally get stuck in the gap (unless you did something for it already)?
We used a few bags a quickcrete. Probably did it all wrong, but it works and has held up this far rather well. I think we have a video about it. On the channel somewhere.
Really helpful. I like the way y'all work together. Thanks.
We’re a good team.
I wish I would have had a supportive wife like her.
Lol don't we all
Good video I just put the same pool up trying to come up with ideas instead of a ladder. So my older family can get in and out safely.
Yeah. The ladder can be pretty rickety. Maybe try something like this. amzn.to/3fvGGZQ 😂
@@HurricaneHomestead LOL 👍😎✊
Extremely helpful. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed.
Awesome video!
Beautiful¡
Good 👍 job
Awesome! I have the exact same pool and we just finished our deck. Tomorrow we’re going to try to drill a hole that fits the diameter of the ladder’s poles so we can enter the pool from the deck. Going to have one side of the ladder inside of the pool and the other side underneath the porch, with the support rails still on top of the deck.
Lay TV i cut one side of the ladder off just below the platform so the legs only stuck out about 3 inches. I then drilled a couple holes into a leftover 4x4 post and set the cut off legs into it then screwed it to the deck. That way I didn’t have to drill into the deck and we could move it easily if we wanted to.
Hurricane Homestead sounds like a good idea!
Its coming together!
Awesome 👏🏻 my water is green I already put chemicals in it and nothing products you use keep your water in your pool this crystal clear. Thanks you
We use Clorox and some other chemicals. We have a video coming out soon on how we found an easy way to test the pool and keep all the levels correct
Hurricane Homestead thank you 🙏🏻 thank you for answering me and I will wait for the next video happy day.
Good work - may I however suggest to your viewers to use WPC = wood plastic composite decking instead of wood, as it is much more resistant to water and sunlight, and because it has a non-slip surface.
That stuff is really expensive
Scared me when I saw you using a power saw and them flip flops... lol.
I scared me too! 😱
That was very funny. I thought the same thing LOL
how much of a gap is between the end of the deck and the pool? And can you put maybe like something between it so kids don't accidentally get stuck in the gap (unless you did something for it already)?
Nice work. What did you use for footings?
We used a few bags a quickcrete. Probably did it all wrong, but it works and has held up this far rather well. I think we have a video about it. On the channel somewhere.
@@HurricaneHomestead thanks for your time.
If your not,you would be one helll of an engineer.
Did you grow up on a farm?