1 thought on “My above ground pool has sunk two inches on one side is it still safe to use or could this cause the pool to collapse”
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Pauline, it is not uncommon for aboveground pools to move, shift or sink. The nature of their structure and installation allows and expects this to happen. It is not possible to comment on the specific structural support of an above ground pool in terms of “safe” or “collapse” without inspection of the pool. In general terms it is normal to see an elevation difference in most above ground pools in Manitoba. Feel free if you would like to hire and book a site visit to comment on your particular situation to contact our Renovation field team
1 thought on “My above ground pool has sunk two inches on one side is it still safe to use or could this cause the pool to collapse”
Pauline, it is not uncommon for aboveground pools to move, shift or sink. The nature of their structure and installation allows and expects this to happen. It is not possible to comment on the specific structural support of an above ground pool in terms of “safe” or “collapse” without inspection of the pool. In general terms it is normal to see an elevation difference in most above ground pools in Manitoba. Feel free if you would like to hire and book a site visit to comment on your particular situation to contact our Renovation field team