Best way to fold a 24ft. round pool cover
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Lay it on ground a little while so it will dry. Do not leave on grassy area more than 15 minutes in extreme heat or it will kill the grass. Fold outer most edge in the first seam to the next seam (they are typically 2 feet apart). Do this over and over till completely done. Roll it from one end to the other in a tight roll and tie with rope. This is definitely a 2-person task.
921527
I take it you are taking the cover off to open it. Lay on ground and wasbtop side off. When dry fold in half 2-3 times, and geg as much air as you can out. Then start folding length wise getting air out. Should fit in a trash bag when done.
921528
Fold in half and half again until you have a it 2 foot wide. The roll it from one end into a tight roll.
898615
This table folds up. There are a few covers here on Amazon. Go to the search and type in ping pong table cover. You do have to fold it up to cover it with most brands. The only other alternative is to use a tarp and bungie cords as I do not know of a site that you can cover while it is is the opened position. I hope this helps....
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We have 12ft. And yes we tuck it in bc it's not big enough to go over. It has worked fine for us this way. I think u have to buy one that is 3 ft bigger to fit over and I wasn't willing to spend the extra money. This cover works great we had a few real hot days it brought the temp in our pool up to 106F it was awesome.
1141082
I used vinyl pool repair kit make sure you apply adhesive to patch, both sides of vinly were smooth ours was under water so fold it upon itself until you reach the area to be patch then open and place patch.hold for a few seconds. still holding this year.
1141083
I used vinyl pool repair kit make sure you apply adhesive to patch, both sides of vinly were smooth ours was under water so fold it upon itself until you reach the area to be patch then open and place patch.hold for a few seconds. still holding this year. PS I would put adhesive on rough side.
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I have an 18' cover to fit a 20' pool - no need to take out the ladder. We've had it blown off the pool once by a 50 mph wind, but otherwise it stays put. We have a PVC pipe to roll the cover up on when we're using the pool. I can roll it up by myself, but it is easier with someone at the other end of the pipe.
1042121
fold it in half from top to bottom, the sides will fold in at that point twist the bottom and it will fold. here is a link to youtube-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CyjHBQ3mHzc
1882429
Flip it over and pull the pin that is located on the right side at fold. Remember to pull the legs and slide them into flat position.
1142591
You just pull the inner legs out of the bracket and slide to fold.It's very easy.
2030622
Either thickness will work. I used 3/4" and it folds perfectly. Initially I wanted it to fold and store in the garage, but the casters are way too small to allow you to do that properly. Presently I am not folding it, and am using it as a utility trailer and store it outside. Other than the foolding problem it is very durable and handy. Just wish I would have bought it 20 years ago!
1885372
Our steps also come out of our pool. Our pool is 24 ft round. We ordered that size. The cover lays right on top and when it gets to the pool steps we tuck it around the handles the best we can.
389155
No, with two people (each taking a corner) you can fold it over on itself multiple times and stack it up on one side of the pool. We usually just expose half the pool for swimming, leaving the cover on the water folded in half, which can be done without a lot of effort. But a reel would make things easier (and only require one person).
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One person can pull the cover from the pool-it is easier with two. If you have lots of room, you can just pull the entire cover from the pool-use a hose to spray debris and dust from the cover. If you have limited space, pull a few sections at a time, folding one layer over the next. You will always get a bit of debris coming from the cover as you remove the cover-use a net to skim it away.
271107
Twist it then fold it like u would a car window sunscreen protector. Same principle
610012
I like the cover to be large, the 15 ft cover should tuck under the rim of the pool.....If there is a lot left over I hang it over the sides and hold it down with large foam covered twist ties.it really keeps the pool clean and warm.
592729
my pool is 18' in diameter. But, all you have to do is pull 1 end of the cover & fold it over, walk around the pool & pull up another corner, and fold it until it is in a manageable bundle that you can remove (to hose off now & then) or to pull is half out of the pool so you can swim. Not hard, not heavy or complicated. Have you ever BEEN in an above ground pool? If so, you'd know how easy it was.
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We just lay it on the water and let the extra fold back against the pool wall (pointing up or down, it doesn't seem to matter). We have had it on during windstorms and it hasn't been a problem at all.