How To Build A Cheap Movable Swimming Pool Floor To keep kids safe!

Welcome to the beginning of a journey! What you're about to see is the prototype of a movable pool floor that has since evolved into a state-of-the-art, professional product. Designed with safety and fun in mind, this innovation makes swimming pools more adaptable for families with young children.
In the early stages, I rebuilt this movable floor three times, investing time and resources to create an affordable solution for myself
Since those early days, the design has matured, and WaveLift Inc. is proud to bring you a polished and professional movable pool floor. Crafted with precision and excellence, our product represents the next level of safety and enjoyment for pool owners.
Enjoy watching this glimpse into our beginnings, and feel free to like, share, and comment! If you're intrigued by how this idea transformed into a thriving business, visit our official website at www.WaveLift.ca to explore our latest products and offerings.

[@louishaynie2534]

This is amazing, thank you so much for sharing! I will be in touch when I am ready to start my project!

[@jc4me4eva91]

This is exactly what I want when I build my pool

[@ventudeca]

you did a great job! be proud of it!

[@fredestinadodejesucristofr3591]

😀🇩🇴 thank you bro 😀🇩🇴 waoooooo 😀🇩🇴 you will do my pool 😀🇩🇴

[@Powner187]

Maybe PVC pipe with a little bit of cement in them and holes so water can get in so they won't float will be cheaper. Screwed in floor with 1 inch holes so water can transfer making up and down adjustments quicker.

[@fredestinadodejesucristofr3591]

😀🇩🇴 thank you 😀🇩🇴

[@luislagunes8831]

I look excellent on you, I have a single question, how do you clean it? I imagine it gets less dirty, but how do you clean under the movable floor?

[@nohad666]

This is great. You say you can design the frame for a fee? How do you keep the floor at the diaries level? Do you have feet? Many thanks for inspiring 🌹

[@shubhendubhuta7178]

Hello Sir Firstly thanks for sharing this video and congrats on getting it done! I am Mr. Bhuta from Mumbai India and am looking to make the same in my backyard. I have my own fabrication shop and are well versed with SS316L. Any possibility of helping me out with technical details mainly related to the mechanics of mobility of the floor up and down with the electric winches etc? Please do let me know. Warm Regards

[@Abarth695Maserati]

Hi Peter, nice work. Looking at the setup I guess that the floor is floating when there is no pulling used or do you have both upwards and downwards pull with the winch? How many kilos can it carry when up before sinking? And how do you secure it at the top?

[@user-zy3cc8lh8k]

Hai am Deljo Plz give mobile number.

[@draf8517]

@@poolfloorup did you make any changes to lock the platform at top yet? Also roughly how much do your services cost?

[@ccblupixal4958]

Hi Peter, good work!!!!. I have been looking for something like this for months. Question: Did you use one motor or do you have two motors at each end to lift the platform? It's hard to see in the video how you set up the pulleys (side to platform / floor to platform). Is it possible that you can make another video explain in more detail how each part was assembled and how the mechanism really works? It would be great for many like me interested to build one of these mobile pool floors. Thank you much for your help and for sharing.

[@Lordp00m]

You can probably add more safety by adding locking pins at different heights (or clamps if you want variable height). So that if for some reason anything should break, the pins will keep the frame from falling. It will also make the whole thing more stable and bear more weight (for example when it's above the pool). You can also add some stairs to it. Should not be too hard if what you've got is stable enough.

[@calebholz5980]

@@poolfloorup so looking forward to doing this. An answer for a multifunction pool with a small footprint. My goal is to be able to dive, play volleyball and have a baby pool in the same space. Was wondering what my next step is. I’m just in the planning process so far.

[@venkateshsathyanarayana6249]

Hi peter great job it’s very safe with kids around. You have used a electric wrench. One question I have is it more affordable to use a hydraulic jack system? Also could you share the detail drawings of connecting the steel cables with the pulley.

[@venkateshsathyanarayana6249]

Peter Flikweert is the manual available online for purchase?

[@venkateshsathyanarayana6249]

Peter Flikweert thank you

[@MatejCanzek]

Iike it a lot.think to do it too.how cables work.one end fix too wall other to vinch?

[@MatejCanzek]

@@poolfloorup do you use facebook?can i contact you on fb msn?

[@peter-factoryfan4471]

Hi Mateh, better contact me by email [e-mail]

[@orenkrief]

wooow got more videos???

[@RECALVENMVA]

exactly what I want but need a drawing or somthing

[@rotchilddorson4336]

Hey Peter I am working on a school project and I found this video very helpful. I was wondering if there is some way I can get your email or some form of contact in order to ask you some questions.

[@Powner187]

Maybe even just a net with tension would be cheaper.

[@rga55555]

How hard is this to put together? I'd love to have a movable floor on our pool because of our younger kids, but wouldn't be able to afford $300K. I'm also not sure I'd be able to build what you've built in this video... that's impressive!

[@Lordp00m]

For those who need more examples, I found this demo: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqbWk2uIn9qZi5I

[@Powner187]

There are tons of designs that are possible for cheaper. Not everyone wants to spend 10k.

[@calebholz5980]

@@poolfloorup how about salt water pools? Any major difference in materials list?

[@user-ez4fv4oo5z]

Very nice idea, may I have your contact mail