Pro Tips: Assemble Your Above Ground Pool Ladder with Ease

If you're struggling to assemble your above ground pool ladder, then watch this video for help. In this video, we'll walk you through the assembly process for an above ground pool ladder that is 52 inches tall.
Whether you're new to pool building or just having trouble assembling your ladder, this video will help you get it done in no time. By the end, you'll be able to assemble your pool ladder like a pro.
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[@60aralta]

I want to thank you for the most concise instructional video. You did not make any assumptions. I am so completely grateful

[@diymanual]

I am glad it's helpful to you. Thanks for watching.

[@needscheese]

Thanks for this video! Very helpful and simple instruction!

[@diymanual]

Appreciate it! Simple instructions are like a good cup of coffee-essential for getting things done without the jitters!

[@number1heilman]

Thank you dude!!!! My ladder came with no instructions. 😂

[@diymanual]

Glad I could help! Thanks for watching.

[@KumaGtag]

same

[@OldSchoolGarbage]

Do they all?

[@mpeterll]

Thanks for the instructions.
BTW; if you make a mistake, you can take it apart again quite easily. A sharp tap from below with a rubber mallet is all that is needed (guess how I found this out).

[@diymanual]

Thank you for sharing that tip! We learn something new every day.

[@heatherjacobus4564]

This was so helpful-thank you so much!

[@diymanual]

Thank you for watching and I'm happy I could help!

[@emilydurand5627]

Thank you so much this was so helpful!!

[@diymanual]

You're so welcome!

[@skudoodle25]

Should the ladder be rusting only after a month of being in the water???

[@diymanual]

No. You probably have low PH and alkalinity. Also you may have a chipped or scratched paint.