Confer Plastics 7200 Roll Guard 48" to 56" Adjustable A Frame Safety Ladder for Above Ground Outdoor Patio Swimming Pool Platform Ladder with Step Barrier, Warm Grey…

***UPDATE** we finally got the ladder top piece down by sledge hammering it really good I mean really good .. it’s took forever to get it but we got it. We did contact seller and they did reach out rather quickly to help resolve so other than if taking forever to put together with lots of cuss words but we got it ! Good Sturdy upgrade from the stock ladder the pool came with Cannot get the top railing to flush with the steps . Watched multiple YouTube videos, and it appears that ours has a manufacturing defect since they dont align. The plastic seems sturdy and will work amazing IF we could get the plastic to align properly. We have troubleshooted and tried everything it seems to try to get the feet aligned with the handles to flush but it’s off in my pictures I’m trying to show one side flushed and the other can’t get aligned at all. Ladder is so big it not even sure how we can send it back

Just put this together and in our pool. You have to fill it with water (we missed that step)! It's sturdy, and I feel comfortable getting up and down. I'm only 130lbs, my husband is 200lbs and the ladder shows no difference with either of us getting in and out of the pool-it's stable for both of us. We have set up the stabilizer bars as we haven't needed them as of yet but may as summer goes on.We ordered the warm grey and looks more like a light cream? Works well with our pool, as that is our top rail color.The roll is a little tough, but we are hopeful as summer goes on it gets easier to move back and forth. I love that I can lock it once in place. I feel so much safter with this ladder as an extra barrier to get to the pool.

This is a nice strong sturdy ladder. Easy to assemble but takes a little time. Nice locking feature. Shipping time was great.Put into pool and fill with water to hold in place. My only question is…how do you get it out of the pool when the season is over? The ladder is BIG and now even heavier due to having water in it. Do you drain the water out of the ladder? If so, how?I would recommend but only after knowing how you remove it from the pool. You can’t leave it in the pool or you won’t be able to cover your pool. Plus the water in it will most likely freeze causing the plastic to split it just bust.

Intex 16' x 48" Ultra Frame .. This is a great ladder it's real beefy. Took about About 2 hrs to assemble.Couldn't find my rubber mallet bought new one for $10 ... also picked up two 41" black rubber bungee cords from Lowes for $6Instructions were very clear, 4 steps to full assembly ..Step 5 is placing & securing ladder in pool.Only 2 issues 4 me ..First.. During assembly on the top of the Outside Right Rail (OR).. The pre-punched hole for the screw that locks the ladder bridge into place was not centered and would not allow the screw to line up with nut & catch threads. I used a small rat tail file to wallow out hole in the 10-11 o'clock position so bolt threads would catch and secure... left side was spot on.Second After placing the ladder into pool & filling with water ..Instructions call for mounting small plastic stabilizer rails on both sides of ladder. These stabilizer rails are secured by drilling a hole on each side of the ladder into the top rail of my pool & screwing them down. I did not see the need or benefit of drilling holes into my pool top rail and at the same time putting 2 holes in my liner that covers the top rail. The instructions state 'Be careful not to damage the pool wall or liner.' There's no way to mount the stabilizer rails without putting holes in the liner as well as the the top rail. ..I also might want to move the ladder..The stabilizer rails in my opinion are to secure the ladder to the pool & keep it from tipping over from wild human use, you can tip the ladder without a stabilizer on it but your gonna have to really rock it a bit (The filling with water adds stability & really makes it heavy to move around) . The stabilizer rails also keep it close to the inside wall of the pool & keep little ones from trying to swim behind the ladder.What shall we do..what shall we do.. I don't want holes in my top rail or my liner & I might want to move my ladder.Introducing ...Bungee Cord Stabilizers ...Stronger, Easier and Faster to install (No Drilling holes in top rail) Or (drilling holes through liner.)B4 purchase. I read a review of same problem & realized this prob might come up with the Intex 48" Ultra Frame & it did. That's why I picked up the Bungee Cords the other review stated this was a good fix and better than the plastic stabilizers. I have to agree.!Bungee Cords make the ladder movable if should want to move it and you don't have to drill holes in the top rail & liner which just doesn't make sense to me. (4 my pool anyway)The thick black rubber bungee cords allow for wrapping with tension & pull the ladder to the side of the pool super tight against the top rail. Securing 1 side at a time & using only 1 of the S hooks on each the bungees. I thread the hook-less end of each bungee through the nice perfect holes located on each side of the ladder (pool side) just above the top step. Stretching each Bungee on each side going over the pool top rail and securing each one to the pool frame support pole that is located on each side of the ladder wrapping once around the pole for tension and securing the hook-less end of Bungee to the S hook on the opposite end. Using only 1 S hook makes a nice clean connect just under the (T) of top rail on the outside of the support pole. Perfect..! The bungees on each side pull against each other while pulling it super tight against the top rail. I have absolutely no wobble even when standing on top deck and howling at the moon.The ladder is much wider than the stock Intex ..which is not usable & dangerous Steps feel good & wide 18'' vs 13''I'm still trying to fig who might get through the 13'' hand rails on the stock intex.. "It was like.. This is not going to happen, someone might die doing this. We all just sat around the table and looked at the stock intex .. U got 2 B kidding.. It was that bad. We could not use our pool until this ladder arrived...So I ordered the ladder..Super fast free shipping, I ordered on night of May 24 arrived that Fri the 27 at noon across the country and at my door in 2 days free.! Amazon showed it taking a week.. but No it was moving and moving fast.! Big Box was in perfect condition ..well packed.. all parts are in sealed plastic bag and includes a key lock to lock the roll-guard, which is Just awesome..! roll-guard works like a charm..! Nice touch..! Helps Keep it kiddie safe .. Lots of R&D went into this ladder .. Much better beefy & stronger than I expected.!Even with the 2 issues I mention ..the bolt hole out of line just a bit.. and the stabilizer rails mounting issue.. I still think this is the best ladder on the market at this time for above ground pools without a deck.!My Ladder is now safe, stable & wobble free.! . Pool party tested and passed - handles small, med, large and ex-large humans.. no Prob..!I hope this review helps.. Its a great ladder.. Buy it you won't be sorry.. It's also made in the USA.!5 stars all the way.!

We haven't been able to use it yet, but we have it put together and I am very satisfied with the quality. It looks like it will be very stable and meet our needs.

Not sturdy unless you drill into the pool rail and adhere the brackets. Once you drill into pool it could damage the pool itself and liner. Also if you have the safety door it makes it hard for adults with larger feet to steady the steps. Directions unclear as well.

Looks and works good so far. Haven't used it much since pool season just started here.

Works great on my pool and it definitely is child proof