I have a 16'x32'x8' in ground pool, what area does it cover? I want it to cover the entire pool well, Do I need one or two to fill that size of area?
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If you want the entire pool well lit I think you would end up needing two. I like the light given off by my single light but I never expected to actually light all the walls of my pool- I like just having enough light to feel safe and for it to look cool at night. I might suggest you buy one at a time and see for yourself but my hunch is you will be happier with 2...
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Pool heaters are sized by the surface area of a pool, not gallons. Assuming you have a typical 16 x 32 in ground pool, which is about 20,000 gallons, you would need a 200,000BTU Heater. Go here for an exact answer http://www.haywardnet.com/pdfs/Heater_Selection_Guide.pdf
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I have a 18 foot diameter pool and the 18 covers it perfectly. you could cut the 18 down.
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I have a 12x32 sized pool and the solar blanket had plenty of room even after it was fully wrapped on the pole. The Pole you buy separate and comes in 3 pieces which connect into each other. I got a 12ft pole and it already accounted for the poles to overlap and it worked perfectly.
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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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We have a 15x34 inground pool. One was nowhere enough lighting so we bought a total of 3. They light up the whole pool but not as vivid colors in the 9ft deep end. Some nights I forget to throw them in the pool and they then just "disco" up the backyard nicely. Hope this helps.
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I have a 18 x 33 above ground pool and it cleans it very well. I should have bought one years ago. Love it.
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I have the 8' pool and I tuck the 10' solar cover around the edges and then cover it with the pool cover. The solar cover does a good job keeping the pool warmer.
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How big is your pool ? I have a 24000 gallon pool and only needed six of the eight hose's included, although I guess it depends on where your access is located in the pool. Mine is in the middle. So I guess my answer would be I do not know, Sorry!
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What makes this so confusing is there are actually two tops that measure 60x55. I just measured mine as it is completely set up and total length assembled is 108 inches. It should easily cover an 8 ft pool table. I'm using mine on top of an 8 ft air hockey table. Good luck.
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Same answer as David. My pool is 32x14 and I cut it in 1/2. It makes it lighter to get out. No offence to women, but my wife can remove it when it's in 2 pieces. She said she couldn't do it if it was 1 piece. Plus: If it's one piece, it might end up bending or breaking the bars when you take the cover out of the pool.
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the bottom of the pool is curved (sack like)...the far inside of the retainer straps to the outside of the pool legs measures 24"...from the top rail the legs extend about 8"to 10" past the rail...I put two 2" x 8" X 16" under each leg above ground level. (should be ground level but mine are working fine except some have cracked) I recommend 4" x 16" x 16" footers at pool bottom level...bye the wayI luv this pool...the ladder suxs
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My pool is 16x32 and I replaced a 1 HP single speed pump. Works fine for me, don't know how it will work with a bigger pool.
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I have a 24 ft. round pool and I used 16 sections so I think 17 should do. Is the pool round or oval? If it is round count how many space between the supports there are and that will give the number you need. Don't forget to leave one space open for access to the pool?
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I have a 14 x 36 pool and I used two cans and barely finished the pool, to be on the safe side three cans should do it with yours.
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One large pool light will be fine! My pool is 33ft long by 18ft wide and 4 to 8ft deep. One light does really well
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Don't know. Our pool is 8 foot & this cover is bigger however, I would rather it be too big, than not big enough to cover it. It cinches up with a draw string so that it doesn't come off. As far as I'm concerned, it's worth its weight in gold if it keeps the debris from the trees out of the pool. Hope this helps you with your decision.