Spensar, I saw this and thought you had it all under control![]()
Your plan sounds good, using anchor cups that will allow you to fully secure the ladder via the anchor wedges. 2' x2' x 5" should be sufficient and do keep the bottom holes of the cups 'open' so that they can drain. Bonding them to the pool walls is also a very good idea, let's keep the pool and equipment safe for anyone using it!![]()
As you have a small area to do, using Sac-crete or whatever other ready to mix 'crete should do what you want it to do - it's not worth the expense of having a 'ready mix' truck come in for so small an area (they charge extra if you don't get at least 3 yards) If you want to put a few metal coat hangers in the middle of the pour, for reinforcement, that'd be good, though I doubt it's necessary.
Should you need any other help, or clarification on what I've said - please feel free to ask -- good luck with this project and HAPPY SWIMMING![]()

) If you want to put a few metal coat hangers in the middle of the pour, for reinforcement, that'd be good, though I doubt it's necessary.
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