Aqua Select Everest in Pool Steps | White | for Above Ground Swimming Pools | Can Mount to Decks 48'' to 54'' H | Safety Stairs Capacity Up to 350 Pounds

These steps are perfect for getting in and out of the swimming pool. We're older and using the A frame type steps was becoming difficult. Assembly was easy and the quality is very good. They are the perfect height for our above ground pool and they are very sturdy.

My husband bought this for our above ground pool because I have a bad back and was having trouble getting into the pool with a standard ladder. This was really easy for my husband to put together and we love it! It's so easy to get in to the pool now and it feels very sturdy. Also, it was a great price compared to similar staircases of its kind. I can't say enough good things about it! Highly recommended!!

This is a great addition to our pool! You can sit on the steps easily, no more getting in and wishing you could just sit down! Alot easier to get on a floaty also. Reviews noted the rails were a little wobbly, that is true. I just cut a pool noodle and slide it around the hand rails and boom! Tight secure fit! Also absolutely no issues with floating up! Sand goes inside the side panels, no need for bulky sand bags to tie it down. Cant beat the price, looks very expensive! Adjustable to attach to surrounding deck, Also this step system has high hand rails! Pay attention to that detail! No bending low to grab them! Very! Nice feature! Almost all the others show a person standing next to it, what i figured out was the height of the model! That makes the hand rails only 5 inches above the pool deck! This one is a couple of feet! Much better! Also make a note of length where you attach to deck. Most are quite short, this has longer arms, which makes it much more solid. Also allows for multiple placement positions.

Works great. We purchased two, one for inside the pool and one for the outside. It was pretty easy to put together. My only complaint is having to add sand or something to weigh it down. We ended up using A cinder block and a metal rod. Definitely not ideal but it’s working for now. Definitely easier to get in and out of the pool than the ladder especially for older people or people with mobility issues.

The steps are cheaply made.