Splash Pools 36-Inch Galvanized Steel Pool Ladder

This thing is awful!! Nothing is machined properly. I had to bash it on the ground to get the steps on. To get the curved top pieces to attach, I had to find pliers to crimp the ends of the tubes (which is not easy as a 100lb weakling!) To get the bars through the steps, took a lot of wiggling, shifting, and bashing with pliers. The legs are totally not even, the feet stick up awkwardly (which I'll get my husband to try to fix), and one of the curved top pieces didn't even have a hole for the screw.All that said, my kids can get in & out of the pool themselves.. which is nice I guess.

This product is horrible I bought it for my daughter pool once I recieved it I opened it and realised I was missing so many friggin pieces from a rod for the step whole bunch of screws and the caps for the bottom of the legs it's absolutely crap do not waste your money ...I've never wrote a review before but I want people to be aware of this product ..alot of pieces are missing whoever packaged it like what the heck ...please .save your money and go to Canadian tire and get a legit safe ladder with all its pieces

Fairly cheaply manufactured. Started to corrode and discolour after only 1 season. Ok for the price, but not if you want something to last you 10+ years.

Flimsy and somewhat frightening to use. Assembly instructions are poor and make Ikea seem literate. Your hands will be black from handling the zinc coated steel. The design and construction are crude. The price is no bargain.

This ladder was perfect to help me get in my pool and the perfect height for me to sit on the top step if I only wanted to get my legs/bum to get in and soak my legs

This is a good ladder. Love that it does not rust. It is a little rickety, but it has never tipped. Perfect for what we needed.

Totally rusted after first summer of use, very poor quality

It works really well. Was easy to assemble.

Does the job

Very light duty, and shaky when assembled. Good for small children with coordination

Crappie not wroth the $

The ladder works fine, but I have one piece of advice; if your using an inflated or above ground vinyl pool, cut up some of the styrofoam "noodles" and put them on the legs before using. Otherwise the legs can grind up the bottom and cause leaks. Otherwise, the ladder works great.

This is a good ladder for kids. It's a little small and wobbly for adults (although it is possible for adult use). There are several reviews which have complained about the ladder rusting because it was left in the pool, however, if you read the instructions completely, it states that the ladder is not meant to be left in the pool (there is even a sticker). My four boys: 2, 4, 6, and 11, have no problem using it. I definitely think it was worth the money.

The ladder is rusted out in less than a month. I take it out of the pool daily and there is rust on the legs. I don't even think I can return it. Don't waste your money...

Honestly, it's kind of junky but it serves it's purpose. After ready all the other reviews of it rusting in the pool, I decided to spray mine with Rust-Oleum truck bed liner before ever using it. This gives it a relatively thick rubbery coating that, so far, has resisted rusting in the pool. However we take it out of the pool whenever it isn't being used. Good enough for my 45lb (6) year old boy to get in and out of the pool, but I wouldn't put my fat butt on it.