Intex Easy Set Pools are the easiest ones to assemble that Intex makes. In fact, they’re the easiest pool available to set up. The steps are simple: spread out the pool liner on flat, level ground. Inflate the top ring, and then fill the pool with water. This can take as little as half an hour, after which time, your pool is ready to be filled. Imagine buying a pool and being able to use it the same day. Easy Set Pools come with a repair kit that allows you to patch small tears and holes. Surfaces to be repaired must be clean and dry for the patch to successfully repair the hole.
Easy Set Pools come in diameters ranging from 8 to 18 feet, and in depths ranging from 30 to 52 inches. The smallest Easy Set Pool holds 639 gallons, and the largest holds 5,894 gallons. As long as surface is perfectly flat, Easy Set Pools can be set up on grass, compacted earth, or pavement. A tarp underneath the pool is recommended to reduce the risk of tears. An Easy Set Pool should never be set on sand, or muddy ground that could shift and they should not be set up on wooden decks, balconies, or raised platforms.
To prevent problems of lopsidedness, it is important to select a flat, level surface and make sure the pool liner extends evenly as you fill up the pool with water. While you’re filling your Easy Set pool, watch closely for signs of instability, sloped surface, or water not spreading evenly. Fill the pool to a depth of about an inch, and if any of these appear, you should drain the water and find a site that is flatter. Pools should never be set up on a slope because a lopsided pool can collapse and could be dangerous.
But done correctly, an Easy Set Pool can be a safe, fun addition to any backyard.
