We are putting up a 24' round pool what we need to know is how many sections to go around pool? We are putting a ladder in that will fold up when not in use so wont need a section for that area.
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All above ground pools have a bunch of sections that have virtually straight caps. How many sections do you want to protect?
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I would say yeah. But it would depend on where you are putting it and how big the oval pool. We have on 24 ft round and love it!
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It came in 3 four foot long pieces. We used it for an in ground pool also. We made it removable by putting the sleeve in the ground. We only used one section since our pool has a high side. Worked great!
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Each section is 3FT. For a area 6FT X 3FT you will need 6 sections and 6 poles. I hope this helps. Rich
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17 sections leaves room for your ladder . but please do yourself a favor and don't buy the fencing it is very cheap and the uprights snapped this past winter on a windstorm a waste of money and the company doesn't stand by their warranty I'm still in need if uprights and they tell me I have to buy new sets with section . Please save your money:)
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Hi TL :-)The pool comes with a liner so really sand isn't required but if you want to make it a little more stable you can use sand. That's about all prep you need to do as far as I know (I haven't put one together myself) It's listed as 20-40 minutes to assemble so probably double that I'd say, Hope this helps!!! If theres any other questions please let me know Cheers Dale Fraser
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It's round Dana. It's a good idea to order a size smaller than your pool so the solar cover doesn't interfere with your ladder and the skimmer basket. Or you will have to cut to make that adjustment. We never had to cut at all with ours.
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If you dug 12 inches down for the pool, making the inside lower than the outside, than you should dig down on the outside of the pool also. You can bury the first rung or so into the ground on the outside. This would also probably help to stabilize the ladder.
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The mate size I ordered a mat that was 3 x 2" and found that I was really to small. If you do order the ladder you will find that the placement within the pool is the real key to the size of mat you will need. my mat fit just under the stair s width and extends about a foot on both sides. But can slide under the steps very eazy. I would recommend if you can find one about 4 x 4 this will allow you to locate the mate back up to the side wall of the pool and provide a good area on all sides for additional protection. Just an added note you might find out that you you have a little some gap between the ladder and the pool where a small mat will move around on you. Hope that helps.
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We had sand brought in and leveled. Using the ground cover is also a must. But all in all , this pool is easy to set up and you can tell soon after beginning to fill if it's level or not.
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I just measured mine and got 59" outside and 58" inside to the top of the platform. I have a 4 ft pool and the platform is about a foot above the pool edge, 6" if you count the support pieces. I used to have "steps" into the pool and the ladder looks like you could cut some of the steps off.I don't think it's a good idea to plant your pool in the ground. Think about what your winter weather would do to it.
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You can find a lot if info about this product at intex's website. I have a 24' x 52" round pool and I have to run this at 10-11 hours. 12 hours is the full cycle. I believe it goes by gallons but I'm not sure. So you can figure out around how many gallons my pool is and guess about yours. I believe in the system. This system makes it all so easy.
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It is tricky and I may not be the best to answer but I had the same problem at first. Every time you twist each hose section you will change the direction in which it will ultimately go so you have to play with it. Not every time, but in a 5 hour cycle times 5 days it should cover most of the pool. You and I are ultimately stuck with having to finish the job any ways once a week.
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Just wondering if you ever found a ladder for the 12ftx30in pool? We got one for Christmas and will need a ladder
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Absolutley, as long as it's a big enough pool. It's about 10' across without the slide attachment, so after you add that, you better have a big, wide pool. Call it 18' or so total across with the slide and the boarding ladder. Of course you don't have to use the boarding ladder or the slide.
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I also have a 24' pool. From the research I've done, one 4' x 20' panel should be enough. If you install it any distance from your filter pump, be prepared to do some plumbing. I recommend "little giant" 1-1/2" flexible pvc hose. It cost me around $95 for a 50' roll. As for the panel, I've only had mine in operation for two days now, so it's too soon to notice a difference.
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I just measured mine and got 59" outside and 58" inside to the top of the platform. I have a 4 ft pool and the platform is about a foot above the pool edge, 6" if you count the support pieces. I used to have "steps" into the pool and the ladder looks like you could cut some of the steps off. I don't think it's a good idea to plant your pool in the ground. Think about what your winter weather would do to it.