Main Access Easy Incline White Pool Deck Ladder for 48 to 54 Inch Above Ground Pools

This pool ladder is great. It the height is perfect for my 48"deeep pool. It nice and easy to set up. The steps are strong enough for plus size people. the steps are nice and wide and sturdy. I would recommend.

So far so goodEasy to install using a 1 1/2 drill bitIt’s very light. . So is used 2 water bags filled with rocks The straps were a perfect fit around the legs

As a dedicated pool enthusiast, I've tried numerous pool accessories over the years, but few have impressed me as much as the Main Access Easy Incline White Pool Deck Ladder. This ingeniously designed ladder not only offers convenience and safety but also adds a touch of elegance to any poolside setting.Design and Build Quality:The first thing that struck me about this ladder is its sturdy construction. Crafted from high-quality materials, it exudes durability and reliability. The white finish adds a sleek and modern aesthetic that complements any pool deck seamlessly. The ladder's design is thoughtfully engineered for easy access, featuring wide steps and handrails that provide stability and support.Installation:Setting up the Main Access Easy Incline White Pool Deck Ladder was a breeze. With clear instructions provided, I was able to assemble it in no time. The adjustable deck mounts ensured a perfect fit for my pool, eliminating any wobbling or instability.Versatility:One of the things I love most about this ladder is its versatility. Whether you have a large deck or small or a hard side or soft sided pool, the Main Access Easy Incline White Pool Deck Ladder is compatible with both, making it suitable for a wide range of pool setups. Furthermore, its adjustable height settings allow for customization to suit your specific pool dimensions.Conclusion:In conclusion, the Main Access Easy Incline White Pool Deck Ladder is a must-have for any pool owner looking to enhance safety and convenience. Its durable construction, easy installation, and innovative design make it a standout choice in the realm of pool accessories. I wholeheartedly recommend this ladder to anyone in search of a reliable and stylish solution for poolside access.

Good and heavy.

We received the ladder and took it out of the box to check it out. For us, it is too early for pool season. This has all you need. The deck flanges are included. I did not see that in the description and ordered two. It seems to be very study, molded plastic steps, and the arms-handrails-are made of aluminum. We will have to drill holes into the ladder part to secure the arms once we are ready to put it in the pool. All that hardware is included as well. I believe this will be very easy to put together with such few parts. This looks so much more comfortable and stable to use than the one I have for my pool and will be so much easier to take out for the winter months. No more crawling under my deck to loosen the screws to attach my ladder to the deck

Shipped fast. Product looks like it will hold up pretty good , unfortunately I havnt been able to mount it yet cause the mounting brackets did not come with it

Just received and installed my pool ladder. So far, it seems pretty good. If you follow the instructions, you do have to use a hole saw to put holes in your deck to properly secure it. If you're not ready to do that, then this may not be the ladder for you. The holes are only 1 1/2 inch and once secure and in place, the ladder seems pretty solid. I didn't use sand weights or anything and the ladder felt pretty secure while I stepped down on them. Overall, I think it's a pretty good ladder and taking it off for the season to cover my pool should be easy.

First off follow some of the earlier reviewers suggestion and add pavers (not bricks) to weigh it down and avoid floating. I put 4 pavers on the bottom step and two on the next step. The fit perfectly in the slots but keep in mind they fit so well you may not get them back out easily. I also cut to size some foam pipe insulation to prevent any potential rubbing against the liner. Pavers and insulation were about $5 at Home Depot. See pic. Once I started installation per the instructions there is a step to drill 1.5 inch holes through your deck to accommodate any extra length of handle pipe.. My issue was I found out my deck surface was metal and it looked to be a bad proposition. The solution was to just cut the long end of the handles so that they sit flush with the deck inside the flanges. Don't get fancy trying to measure just install the short end into the ladder facing over the pool water. Put the steps in place making sure the bottom step is flat on the ground. Now rotate the handle until it is against the deck. Mark it flush with the deck top surface. Remove and cut at the mark the long end of the handle with a hacksaw (very quick). Make sure you identify the original "short" ends with tape or something as they need to go back into the ladder properly. Reinstall and now the handles will be flush with the deck surface inside the flange. Locate them where you want them and secure with supplied screws. Also when I ordered I upgraded to the Amazon suggested metal flanges that have a handy 1/2 inch bolt to secure the handle in place. Once I has a plan it went very smooth and the steps are fine. Come winter I will just unbolt, lift them out, store them, and put on my winter cover.