My pool is 20x48 should i get the 21' or the 24' pad
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You should get the pad closest to the size of your pool. You will have to trim it to fit your pool with a scissors as it is not designed to go up the sides of the pool.
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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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Not sure about ur dimensions, we bought the 24' for our above ground 24'round pool. It just a thin foam so it's easy to cut if needed
293732
I would imagine 21' and you may have to trim it, or work it to avoid wrinkles!
1097715
That is completely up to you. If you are planning on getting a longer tank, I would go with the 24-36". Also, with the 18-24", you will have 3" on both sides of the tank that will rely on light refraction and light angle to get light. In my personal opinion, get the 24-36". This way the tank will get the most light and help the plants.
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My pool is about 26'x14' and 9ft deep as well. The 24 works great. Im no pool expert, but if my pool was as big as yours, I would go with the 27 to be on the safe side.
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Basically the difference is that the 18" is going to be able to filter more. The size and location of your pool will determine how much filter you need. We live in the high desert of Los Angeles County. The wind blows all the time and we have trees from the city street behind us that overhang our property. There isn't a whole lot we can do about those elements so we needed a much bigger filter in order to keep our pool clean. Between sand , leaves, and other tree matter, the small filter that came with our pool just didnt keep it clean. On top of that, we have sun just about every day of the year so algae is another big reason we went with the bigger filter. Basically the difference is that the 18" is going to be able to filter more. The size and location of your pool will determine how much filter you need. We live in the high desert of Los Angeles County. The wind blows all the time and we have trees from the city street behind us that overhang our property. There isn't a whole lot we can do about those elements so we needed a much bigger filter in order to keep our pool clean. Between sand , leaves, and other tree matter, the small filter that came with our pool just didnt keep it clean. On top of that, we have sun just about every day... » Read More Basically the difference is that the 18" is going to be able to filter more. The size and location of your pool will determine how much filter you need. We live in the high desert of Los Angeles County. The wind blows all the time and we have trees from the city street behind us that overhang our property. There isn't a whole lot we can do about those elements so we needed a much bigger filter in order to keep our pool clean. Between sand , leaves, and other tree matter, the small filter that came with our pool just didnt keep it clean. On top of that, we have sun just about every day of the year so algae is another big reason we went with the bigger filter. « Show Less
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I purchased it for my small spa pool 8'x18' and it was just too short to maneuver it easily. I then repurchased the 35' hose and that is perfect for my set up. I'd go with a longer length than you think you need. Hope that helps
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The 24 x 12 will fit a regular 20 gallon tank. If you have the 20 gallon long tank you will need the 30x 12. Just take a quick measurement across the top of your tank.
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The 24x12 fits my 20 gallon tank, just measure the top of your tank and go by that.
675161
I think a 20 or 24 would be fine. I live on a pond and we have 24 inch ones.
655451
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.
675165
24 inch ring minimum for the pool, may need two. I have a 24 inch and a 30 inch. The 30 inch will carry more weight, so if safety is number 1, then the 30 inch
120037
My tank is 30 and this one works perfect since its right in the middle of the ranges. If u have a 20 I'd go with the smaller one.
735388
I have a 18 foot diameter pool and the 18 covers it perfectly. you could cut the 18 down.
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Our pool is 20 x 40 and we had to cut some off of the end and the corners. It was 20 ft wide though. I think it would still work for yours. Just have gaps on the side.
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Figure a 20,000 gallon pool. 16x37@7ft deep.. probably two. To raise it 50 points. I recommend you consult a pool professional
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I'd get the 18ft so you can have some overhang and to make sure you don't get anything in the pool that you don't want in there.
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Brenda, thank you for contacting Dazadi! We offer a 27' pad for around, above ground pool for $158.99, please follow this link --> Gorilla Floor Padding for 27ft Round Above Ground Swimming PoolsThank you!
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You will probably need more then one. I have a 18 by 48 pool and it works but I think 2 would be better.