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I assume that you are shopping for a pool and are looking at an above ground. I have had three above ground pools. No nothing was wrong with them. We just keep moving. To answer the question: NO, the uprights are not buried. They are not even dug in to the ground. Make sure you pay a professional to set it up, it's money well spent. The ground should be leveled, then a stabilizer ring is put down in the shape of your pool. Then the uprights are placed in that ring. The uprights really do nothing more than join the top and bottom rails of the pool and give a little stability to the wall.

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form_title=In Ground Swimming Pool Installation form_header=9323 What is the shape of the pool in question?*= () Round () Other () Oval () Want Recommendation () Rectangle Specify the pool features you would like.*= [] "Spa with pool (detached or connected) [] Heating systems [] Cleaning systems [] Accessories (diving board, slide, etc.) [] Purification systems [] Lighting systems [] Covers [] Fencing / safety enclosures [] Automation features to adjust temperature, lighting, etc." What best describes the type of ground pool you would like to have installed?*= () Concrete () Fiberglass () Vinyl lined
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