I have an 16 ft dia. pool. Will Section A be enough?
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I have a 27' and only needed 4 sections, do to my village rules & regulations. You should be totally fine with just section A (8 Sections). It went a 1/3 around my pool.
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Scott, I have an above ground 16 x 32 oval pool with one side open to our large deck. I used 2 base kits. However, to determine how many kits you need, you must count your panels (spaces between) between your wall uprights. That will give you the amount of sections you need. I ordered two "base" kits to do 14 sections and had some left over. Just know that they sell another kit...I think that is to finish off the ends, so check it out online. The fence supports mount on your pool wall uprights. That means that you will have to leave an entire section open in order to use your ladder. I had to customize some of the vinyl fence supports to mount to the railing around my deck (because of insurance reasons, I could have no open fence areas around the pool since I have steps into the pool from the deck, not a removable ladder). I used a drill and a Dremel tool to modify some of the vinyl uprights which was not too difficult to do and then mounted them to the large deck rail uprights on my deck to finish off my installation. Maybe you can create a removable panel where your ladder goes in? That way you can completely close off your pool when it is not in use in case a child were to try to climb over the wall. You should know that you need to cut EACH section to size and that will take some careful measurement and cutting. The whole installation took me a day and a half, working alone without any other help. Just remember to measure twice and cut once since I don't recall any extra pieces being in the kit! I am pleased with the product and it saved me from having my insurance cancelled and having to fence in a very large yard...so it was worth every penny. Good luck! Sincerely, Tom V.
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We have a 14' pool and the cover isn't large enough to have any overhang over the pool edges. you could certainly still use it on a 16' pool and have just a little of the water's surface uncovered. i'm guessing you'd still have the benefits of the solar cover for heating the water. hope this helps!
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Sorry, my emails got buried... It should be more than enough to keep that pool pretty. Try taking a piece of 1.5" and 2" pool hose to the ports. I think this pump will work with both sizes. If they fit or, can be adapted, you should be good. Make sure there will always be continuous flow to the pump though. All the pump is going to do is draw water, filter it and push it back into the pool. I'll look around and post if I find anything.
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I have the 18 ft cover and an Intex pool, the cover touches all the sides with a couple of inches left over. I never trimmed mine, as it finds it way down naturally and lays pretty flat. I am not sure if a 15 ft cover would be as generous as this one, if it were, I would say you are probably safe. I have a lot of bunching up in areas that aren't laying flat. Ironically, that is where the water is the warmest. Just know, personally, I think trimming it would be a pain. It is a very large piece of plastic and even standing in the pool, as you cut, you might end up with those little bubble pieces.
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Each section covers about 6 feet on my pool. The best way to determine this is to look at the pool's support sections and count the metal framing. On my 24 foot round pool, I have 18 support beems all the way around, but to cover the space that my deck doesn't cover, I needed 11. The initial kit comes with 8 sections, and you can buy expansion kits (2 each). The fencing mounts to the framing beems on the side of the pool, which makes it very simple to install and maintain.
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I purchased a 9' x 18' retangular pool. You wil need to add 2' to each side minimum. I purchase a screen cover for my pool. It keeps all the insects and trash out. That is the key to low maintance.
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No. I have a 24' pool and it is barely long enough for a 24' pool. It comes in 3 equal length sections. After connecting them together, the outer sections go into the center section approx 10" so extending them another 2' is not possible. You should get the 28' that way the outer sections can go further into the center section making it stronger. I hope this help.
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It will work out well for that size pool. Just close the vents on the bottom and test water to ensure chlorine levels.
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Not sure. I know we had extra net . We have a play pool and I would say it's about 6 ft across so it should work.
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do not know at this point in time. We are having dificulty getting the pool level. It appears it will be a very good pool.
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For my 24" Pool, I have 17 of the vertical support trusses. Therefore I needed 16 sections. I am using a ladder to get from the yard into the pool, so I needed to leave one section open. For the opening, you will want the base kit which has 2 of vertical fence pieces that are designed for leaving a finished opening. I bought the base kit and then a combination of other section offerings to add to 16.
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You would need the above ground version of this step for a 52" pool. Search for ccx-ag confer curve steps here on amazon.
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Hi Karen yes it might bunch a little? I have a 27ft by 16ft pool and you need two people to reel the cover up keeping it straight. Also if you have the choice go with a metal handle my plastic handles that attached to the pole broke. Good luck with your purchase.
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I have a 16 X 48 above ground pool..... I love this Sand filter.... it keeps my pool so clean....and it will work just as well on an 18 ft pool..... You will be Very Happy with it....
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the area under the pool does need to be very level, I used sand on my first pool, but later took it out and poured a concrete slab to make it easier.
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the discretion is only 31 ft. Most pools have the port at about halfway. That should give you about a 62 ft reach. That's not 100 ft. You will need some more hose.