What size pillow do you need for a 24 round pool?
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I've always used the small 4 foot square pillow . This year however, I ordered the wrong pillow and received the longer type. It really doesn't matter what size you use since the purpose of the pillow is to absorb ice from expanding to the point of pushing out your pool walls. I have a 24 foot above ground pool and I've always used small pillows with no problems. I also use a snap-on plastic skimmer cover which allows me to raise the inside pool water up to the 4 foot high rim. This prevents any thick ice to form on the winter cover surface. Also, don't inflate your pillow all the way. Leave room for expansion and movement.
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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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Hi, I bought these pillows a while back and I use regular queen size pillow cases.
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I just use a normal queen sized pillow case. The pillow case molds to the pillow and has worked great.
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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
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16" x 24" - I use at on my queen sized bed. I am happy with the pillow, it supports my head while comforting to the shape of my head.
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You should always buy a larger insert than the cover size, so that you don't have floppy pillow corners. So, a 20 x 20 inch pillow insert is commonly used with an 18 x 18 inch cover.
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I think a 20 or 24 would be fine. I live on a pond and we have 24 inch ones.
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The Carex pillow is 4 and 1/2 in diameter and twelve inches long. It is best used "lightly" such as in a sitting up position. I flattened mine some by using it as a neck support on the floor. For the floor I got a Sachi.com pillow of seed hulls. Much more substantial and comfortable. You can find it on Amazon under side sleeper pillows. Minnette
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24" X 16" but don't buy the Polyester one. Get the Sleep Better Iso-Cool MEMORY FOAM one. It's around $40 but I have both & the Memory foam is Great. It's 22" X 17"
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I don't have that size but I would caution that the more narrow smaller ones I tend to roll off of. THe pillow could be turned to your feet if it were an issue so buy based on the width you want.
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I returned the pillow as it wasn't right for my decor, but I remember the size being 12x18. Good luck!
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You'll need a 16' cover for a 16' pool. I'm pretty sure the 18' will be too big. This cover will only work for a round, metal frame pool. I'm very satisfied with this cover. The clips attach to the steel legs and it also has a draw string. It also holds up to the wind real well. You should get about 2 years use out of 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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24"x17" is the dimensions of the arc4life linear gravity pillow. Hope this helps.
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depends on the size of the pool and how full you want it. these came in a bag that was about 24" x 24" x 18" (I say about because I didn't spend time to get an exact measurement... I was just trying to figure out how much I'd need to fill my pool)
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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.