Dog Ramp for Pools

Product and delivery excellent

Initially, I had high hopes for this product, but unfortunately, it fell short in several key areas. The screws began rusting within a day of use, which was disappointing and concerning for the longevity of the ladder. Additionally, the rubber covers on the support legs did not stay in place, leaving sharp edges exposed that could potentially damage my pool liner. To mitigate this, I had to remove the feet and improvise with tennis balls to protect my pool. The instructions advised using sandbags as counterweights to stabilize the ladder, especially for larger dogs weighing 100 pounds. However, the attachment points for these weights were not durable enough, as they broke off when I attempted to secure the weights. This design flaw made it difficult to use the ladder effectively. Overall, while the initial quality and design seemed promising, the issues I encountered suggest it may not hold up well over time, potentially not lasting through a single season. Considering the investment required, I WOULD RECOMMEND EXPLORING ALTERNATIVE OPTIONS.

There are no instructions. Or course it's plastic which is OK but seeing it in person there's no way it should cost near $200. Ladders from Lowe's are much better for about $80 though not built for dogs. Honestly, I'd look for something else

Ok so I like that it’s plastic so it doesn’t need to blow up or pop making it likely longer lasting. However. The little rubber things for the feet go over metal that is cut like sharp teeth and I put it in the pool and one fell off. HELLO it’s going to cut my liner! Not sure if I can find a solution. Because I certainly can’t have that cutting into my pool liner. Any suggestions???

Used for my dog to get in and out of the pool. So far, he's not using it for either. Not the stairs fault tho.