Confer Plastics 635-52X Sturdy Above Ground in-Pool Swimming Pool Ladder for Decks Adjustable from 46"-56"

This was exactly what we were looking for. Great ladder for entry from the deck into the pool. It was very easy to put together and arrived on time.

Great ladder would definitely recommend this very sturdy too

We’ve been using the ladder for three weeks now and so far so good. 24 ft above ground round pool. The information on Amazon did not mention the sand needed. The directions however recommended 10 pounds. I had to nearly fill the ladders lower section. So more like 15-18 lbs. With only 10 pounds the ladder nearly tore away from the deck because of the pool pump circulation. Now the ladder is nearly the weight of the previous ladder. Overall we like it and hope it holds up. It does appear to be somewhat more flimsy than a solid framed ladder.

Easy assembly! I did add fine sand and then filled the legs with water (as the instructions tell you). I recommend doing this. One bag of play sand will work!Our pool is 22' round with a 1-3/4 HP pump that creates quite the current, add a couple of kids and the current/ wants are increased! My point? The ladder did NOT sway or move!Love it, highly recommended!******* UPDATE 2/23/2023 *******I have had people ask if this ladder will hold up to salt water pools. While my pool is chlorinated - I thought I'd add to my review with some answers to this question and address issues ANY salt or chlorinated pool can face with metal. (Keep in mind only the screws on this ladder are metal)!The screws are stainless steel - so it would be my assumption that they would last in salt water. The plastic the ladder is made out of is high quality and would last a long time - regardless of salt water.I live in the northeast and my ladder is only in the pool from June to September. If you live somewhere where the ladder stays in the pool year round - simply check the screws for corrosion throughout the year - but like I said the screws are stainless steel and SHOULD be suitable, (Read on for my technical info regarding stainless).Here's some technical info:Type 316 stainless steel is the ONLY type of stainless steel that will withstand saltwater. You can contact the manufacture of this ladder and ask them what the screws are made of. If they are not type 316 (marine grade) go to the hardware store with the ones that come with the ladder, match them up with appropriate size(s) and replace them with type 316 stainless! It will only add a few dollars, but will be well worth it.I will also tell ALL pool owners (salt or chlorine) this:1) Make sure their pool is GROUNDED properly grounded. This will prevent galvanic corrosion which could rust your pool handrails and ladders.2) Keeping you PH in balance is also very important. Low PH (acidic) water could damage your hand rails and pool ladders even though they are stainless steel, or simply have stainlesssteel screws! This is partially due to the fact that they are submersed and are not able to be the in a protective oxide layer which is formed in the presence of oxygen. KEEP your pools PH level in the recommended range of 7.2-7.6!!I went into this deeper than I needed to - but I thought it would help others as well.

Our last pool ladders snapped so we were in the market for a new one. I’m glad we went with this one! It’s very sturdy and was easy to install. It seems like it will last a long time.

I had to return this because the website did not mention that there was a requirement to have 5 pounds of sand put on each side to keep the ladder from floating. Sand in my area can’t be purchased unless you buy a 50 pound bag which I certainly was not going to try to manage unfortunately the ladder had to be returned

I seen some reviews that said it floats.. it says in big print on the front of the box requires sand!! 😂 Get a bag of play sand for $2 for the legs and you still have the cheapest ladder out there.. Good product

I wanted a pool ladder that didn’t sit on the siding of my above ground pool. This one does the job! We opted to use gravel inside to keep it from floating up, instead of the suggested sand the instructions said. The pieces fit snugly together, and the ladder works as expected.