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Unlevel pool
Our son put our 15 ft. round metal frame pool up today. I got home while it was filling. It is about 3 1/2 - 4 inches unlevel in an area. I have started draining it but can I prop the legs up that much? If not is there a way to fix the problem without taking the whole pool apart?
Thanks S. Bell |
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Major problem here. If your new pool is 3-4 inches out of level you need to fix this. Your pool could weight 75-100,000 pounds when full. Trying to block up the low side to be level with the high side is a risky proposition.
Professional recommendation is to dig the high side down to the low side, basically starting over. Good luck with your project. Steve Goodale Serendipity Pools |
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