Intex 18ft X 52in Ultra Frame Pool Set with Sand Filter Pump, Ladder, Ground Cloth & Pool Cover

Swimming pool is a great value for the money if it lasts a few years which we hope it does. This summer was hot, (southwest Idaho), and having this pool was great. Took 3 people total, but 1 for the most part of getting it ready to lift the sides. No laser leveling or sand required like other pools which you won't know until you do! Sand underneath would have been a good idea, then heavy tarp then pool only because it's a smoother feel, but not required. Just find a very level spot. 3 people can spread out and float comfy on large floats, 4 on rectangular mats. It comes up chest deep and is wide enough for kids to really play. This is definitely for taller kids/ Teens+. NOT FOR LITTLES or TODDLERS unless you are with them in the pool! The one down side is the ladder is cheesy. If your hips are wider than a 40", you will stick! It's very narrow and not very stable/ slightly wobbly. We will get a safer ladder for sure. This company should know about the ladder as all the bad reviews on this pool is about the ladder. It came fairly quick even with a delay, no damage or tears, no missing parts and the delivery people were great. The pool set up as per directions which most come with multple directions for many different models and don't explain anything well., and NO LEAKS! We hope it lasts several years. Cheaper pools seem to have more issues when reading reviews & this one did not. Intex 18'x52" Round "Ultra Frame Pool Set with Sand Filter Pump, Ladder, Ground Cloth (Heavy Tarp), & Pool Cover." If you don't know to have these extra items as a set, you will spend way more. We are happy with this purchase and hope it fares through the seasons and into next Summer!

Like another poster, my parcel arrived in a completely annihilated box. My husband and I, along with the delivery man took our time going through each item to make sure it was intact. We ultimately decided to set it up and see if it would hold water rather than go another month + waiting on a replacement. Luckily, several days later, it seems to be okay. Set-up was a breeze! My ten year old son and I were able to assemble the frame and bladder in a couple hours, begin filling it, and smooth the wrinkles on the floor. The next day, I set up the filter/pump. It is very easy to do solo. So far, there are no leaks, air or water, which I had experienced with our previous Summer Escapes pool/Intex pump setup. They really make it a pain to use any two brands work with each other. All the hoses and fittings are always different sizes. That's why this time I opted for the all-in-one. Note that pool sand is much more difficult to find at a big box store these days, as more and more people are switching to a saltwater setup. Your local pool supply store should carry it, however, and you're looking at buying a 50 lb. bag for $10-$12. I also purchased a standard vacuum and hose, which does not fit any of the hoses that came with this pool, so I'm currently looking for a coupling of some sort. Don't bother with the type that attaches to a garden hose. Trust me. You'll be wasting a ton of water and the sediment will flow right through the mesh bag. Invest in a weighted vacuum head. Overall, I am super happy with this purchase. It seems to be much better quality than the Summer Escapes brand that survived three years and three hundred patches before I couldn't even detect where the holes were anymore and it no longer held water. Also, I agree with whomever posted that the ladder is crap. I'm 5'3, 115, and my shoulders don't even fit through the handles to sit on the top of it. It twists and shakes under even my forty pound daughter's weight.

It was easy too put together went up fast , I started putting water in it and relized i wasnt level it was late in the evening so i waited till next morning too balance the pool, then a storm came thur early that morning and some how pick up my new pool that had 3or 4 inches of water in it and landed on my neighbors fence . It broke the frame put a big hole in the side and broke my neighbors fence. Just my luck.

Perfect pool for me but it took alot longer than an hour to put up. Perfect price too . We had one years ago and I was very pleased to see a better pump, it runs great.

We bought this pool in May 2019, this is our 6th year having it. This may be our last summer with it as it has some leaks that my husband flex sealed and a couple of the legs are broke. It has been well worth the money and I would definitely buy this again. Super easy to set up and take down. We stored it in a heavy duty storage drum. My husband is super meticulous in cleaning it before putting away and making sure it was dry. Highly recommend.

The pool is a really nice pool very sturdy easy to step setup but I've had it in less than a year and a half and the poles have rusted out and are falling out of the bottom pole holders they're also resting out where the quick connect on the top go together I really wish there was something that they could warranty on those parts they say it's a 10-year pool depending on how you take care of it I've had it a year and a half and taking very good care of it even winterized it but they won't do anything about it do not recommend this pool

Easy to set up. Just make sure your ground is as close to perfectly level as possible. I was 5" low on one side, which I didn't think was a big deal, until I filled it. It had a good lean to it and I couldn't fill it all the way. Thankfully it was easy to take down as well. Got the ground to within 2" of level and now the pool is great. The pump doesn't quite keep up, but I have a large tree hanging partially over it. I had no other place to put it. If it weren't for the extra debris from the tree, it would be great. These are both user issues, not product issues. Maybe someone can learn from my mistakes as a first time pool owner.

The pool it self was a quick and easy set up, however, this was my first time setting up a pool. There were instructions to put the pool together. There were instructions to put the filter together. There were no instructions, aside from the manual, to put the valves together. It was a hot mess. Pieces were missing. They included parts that were not the same as the manual (clamps in stead of screw on hoses). The pool itself: Legs began to collapse once water was half way. We had to empty the water and readjust however, the water drain did not allow for the last inch of water to drain so the pool was too heavy to move. Another hot mess. While 750 may not seem like a lot of money for some people, this teacher living on a teacher's salary had to pinch and save in order to get this pool for the kids. It is a lot, and I am starting this journey on the disappointed side. Now that we have it finally set up, I'm hoping for better results.

Leaks bran new right of the box only one inch of water in it