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Tools Needed: Cordless drill with Phillips bit.
#1:
Carefully lift the ladder over the pool wall
making sure the Swing Ladder is on the outside
of the pool. Be careful not to damage liner or
pool wall. The platform must be level should
rest on the pool top seat and the bottom tread
should rest firmly on the pool bottom. Depend-
ing on the outside height of the swimming pool
ledge, rail boots may need to be readjusted at
this time.
Use of a ladder pad is highly
recommended to protect pool liner.
#2:
Tip the ladder sideways to allow the treads
to fill the water. This will prevent floating. Allow
ladder to fill with water until it settles on the
bottom of the pool. Small holes in the side rails
will let the water in. this may take a few minutes.
#3:
Check to make sure the hole
locations in the platform are clear
of pool wall and supports. Drill two
5/16” holes through the Platform
and pool ledge. Fasten the ladder
platform to the pool ledge using two
¼-20 x 2-1/4” bolts, ¼-20 hex nuts.
You MUST secure the ladder to
the pool top rail for strength and
stability.
Step #5
Placing A-Frame Ladder in Pool
CHOOSE A LOCATION THAT IS LEVEL AND IN FULL VIEW.
POOL MUST HAVE COMPETENT ADULT SUPERVISION AT ALL TIMES WHEN IN USE.
OUTSIDE TREADS MUST
BE IN THE UP POSITION
AND LOCKED AT ALL
TIMES WHEN POOL IS
NOT IN USE.
Step #6
#4:
When the pool is not in use,
rotate the Swing Ladder to the
up position and secure it in place
with the padlock as shown.
