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Start with the anchoring system that fits your deck and entrance needs.

Blue and white residential Ameri-Dome surrounding a backyard pool

Two Ways to Secure Your Dome

Water tube ballast avoids perimeter deck-anchor holes and requires exterior tie-downs. Cable anchoring connects to anchors installed in your deck. Both systems are the same price.

Not Sure Which Fits Your Pool?

You can finalize anchoring with our help after you order.

Water Tube Ballast

Water-filled tubes hold the base down without perimeter deck anchors. This is an option for decorative concrete, stone, tile and pavers.

Exterior tie-downs are required. Zipper entrances only.

About Water Tube Ballasts

Traditional Cable Anchors

A cable around the dome’s base connects to removable eye bolts in anchors installed in the deck. Anchor hardware is included.

Compatible with zipper or airlock entrances.

About Traditional Cable Anchors
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