I have a 14' round pool, do you have a pad for this size? If not can I easily cut the 15' down to size?
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I have an 18 foot which works well for me. But don't cut down the 15' to 14 feet. Just fold the extra foot upward laying against the side which will give you more padding at the corner curve relieving stress on the linner when people step close to the upright walls. Hope this helps
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I'm sorry for my last answer. My response was for another item I just purchased. I would contact the seller because I have a cement pool.
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Can I install this on a pool other than Intex. I have a basic 15' round pool
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There isn't any padding on the bottom liner. I would put it in the grass or use the foam alphabet tiles under the pool. That's what we used under it in our wood deck
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Get the 21' pad. You want the pad to sit nicely on the bottom of the pool. 24' will go up the Sid of the pool and will cause the wall to have a slight bump.
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Yes I think you should be able to cut it down. This item does make the water warm and too hot for us so after 2 days we stopped using it. this is a solar heater not a cover.
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I purchased a 12 foot round for a 12 foot pool. It overlaps the edge by about an inch all the way around, but I think you would have quite a gap in an 18' pool
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I would get the solar cover for a 18 foot pool and cut it to fit. It cuts easily with scissors.
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Definitely the 15'. We have a 22' pool and bought the 21' cover. It works perfectly since there are just a few inches are the perimeter that allow it to float freely. Any bigger and you'd have to cut it.
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I would agree with Derek, but if cost is not an issue, I would go with the 16x32 and cut the side the two feet. I have mine on a reel and the extra 2 feet is rolled up. For ease of use, I would get a reel to roll the pool cover up. After I put my pool cover on a reel and my neighbors saw how easy it was to cover and uncover the pool they got a reel. Believe me, it makes using a pool cover a snap.
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Yes, the net is too wide for a 15' wide pool so we just wrapped the extra around a pole and stretched it across the pool. works great and the net is sturdy.
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Yes, this solar cover can be cut to fit a smaller pool. I would recommend cutting it slightly larger than the pool itself to allow the edges of the cover to bump directly up against the sides of the pool. This allows the cover to lay flat on the surface of the water which helps it heat up but also serves as a catch all for leaves or other falling debris.
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I would contact them directly with that question. I have not needed to try cutting it. The one I bought is 60". The Grizzley people I spoke to were very helpful.
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I think it would work we have 15 ft and have to tuck it in on the sides because there's extra for our 15ft pool
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I'd get the 14x28 if cost is a factor. You will not lose a lot of heat from the uncovered 1 to 2 ft on the short end (only about 5% of your pool is uncovered). You could always cut a piece from the leftover long side. My experience is that the cover stretches another 6+ inches anyway when its on the pool.
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Contact http://www.ultega.net/index.php/us-en/ directly or you should be able to get them on Amazon Ultega Trampoline Replacement Pads 14 ft
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I have a 16 also. Bought the 15 . It works fine for me. Just a tiny bit short that doesn't make a difference. Still keeps our pool warm!