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  1. 06-11-2006 06:33 PM #1
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    Question step placement

    I'm trying to decide where to put my steps. Should they go over one of the uprights, or between? Appreciate any opinions. Thanks, Sharon
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    Default Re: step placement

    Hi Sharon, you should always install your pool ladder over an upright. It is the strongest point to get a secure attachment.

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    Red face Re: step placement

    Thank You for answering. I appreciate that! Sharon
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