vinyl works deluxe adjustable 32 inch in-pool step ladder entry system for above ground swimming pools, white vinyl works we've all seen the hilarious home videos. there's an above-ground pool, a trampoline, and a knucklehead lying on the ground that wasn't quite able to bridge the gap between them. getting into your pool should be the beginning of a relaxing afternoon, not the groundwork for more headaches. with the vinyl works in adjustable above-ground pool ladder, installing a safe and convenient entry to your backyard oasis certainly won't include any back-breaking work -- unlike the plans of the pool owners in those viral videos. with its versatile and stable design, this adjustable swimming pool ladder can fit comfortably over the walls of your above-ground pool to provide safe entry into the water for all ages. the two rails are set 32 inches apart and offer a sturdy support for those with pulling themselves up out of the water. and you might think this submersible pool ladder would be extra slippery for wet feet, but each step has a textured surface to easily grip while getting in and out. whether your pool is large or small, this inclined design is going to give you more room to swim and splash with a 22-inch footprint that sturdily sits vertically against any of the perimeter walls. with the ability to adjust to a maximum height of 60 inches, it features 4 wide steps that can be both ascended and descended comfortably. the deck flanges at the top of this pool ladder have hardware to bolt into your pool deck and support up to 300 pounds at a time. with its heavy-duty plastic resin construction and stainless steel hardware that will not rust with constant use in the water, this system is built to stand up to everything a long, hot summer can throw at it. with only a few tools needed to assemble the prefabricated pieces, this ladder will ready to make your pool more accessible in no time. don't give your friends and family the opportunity to end up in an viral video on their way into your backyard pool. skip the jumping, sliding, and eventual embarrassing injuries by in