I want to put these in a small 48x10" blow up kiddie pool. Is this enough for that? Or would it just be one layer?
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No, I had to purchase two 200 packs from Toy R Us the day of party for the pool without water to fill up the pool. I only used 300 balls for 5 kids but my son by himself I use 500 balls to cover the bottom plus extras. 200 balls are at least to cover the bottom and few to play with in the pool.
716509
I'd say no. Better to get at least 2. I used my bag of 100 (+ the 15 balls I already had), in a blow-up Doc Mcstuffins "ball pit". They are only 2 layers thick and a pack n play is much bigger.
2035150
You can try, but it works better the higher you fill it. 3/4 would work, and it shouldn't be too high for your children. It is a great pool, though.
1211046
They are very thin but they could be used in a pool. You might want to look at the bigger ones.
761993
Our pool is 48" deep and for us they fit perfectly. I think the top step had a inch or two of water over them. I think you might want to go with shorter steps. Hope this helps.
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First of all, I'm jealous. LOL Second of all, you probably could do that without a problem because I was thinking the same thing at one point. My pool is a little bit larger than their recommended size but one has worked well for me. You could put one in each end of the pool, near different returns, and then set them for lower times because I believe that would be equal to one unit on a higher setting in a smaller pool. It defaults to 20 hours and that actually works fine for me so for your pool you might want to set both at 10 hours. You can experiment with it and test the pool for chlorine afterward. But definitely get one (or two) you will not be disappointed! First of all, I'm jealous. LOL Second of all, you probably could do that without a problem because I was thinking the same thing at one point. My pool is a little bit larger than their recommended size but one has worked well for me. You could put one in each end of the pool, near different returns, and then set them for lower times because I believe that would be equal to one unit on a higher setting in a smaller pool. It defaults to 20 hours and that actually works fine for me so for your pool you might want to set both at 10 hours. You can experiment with it and test the pool for... » Read More First of all, I'm jealous. LOL Second of all, you probably could do that without a problem because I was thinking the same thing at one point. My pool is a little bit larger than their recommended size but one has worked well for me. You could put one in each end of the pool, near different returns, and then set them for lower times because I believe that would be equal to one unit on a higher setting in a smaller pool. It defaults to 20 hours and that actually works fine for me so for your pool you might want to set both at 10 hours. You can experiment with it and test the pool for chlorine afterward. But definitely get one (or two) you will not be disappointed! « Show Less
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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.
632349
This set up would be better in a hard sided pool but we made it work fine in our splash around pool and it is soft sided hope that helps ;)
1911086
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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We had a 12' round pool and used one tablet weekly. I would assume for a pool that size you would put in two tablets and may need to up the frequency some. I think the bottle has recommended doses for each popular pool size
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I used for another type of pool ( not Intex) a large tarp and I attached medium size rocks ( you can use pretty much any sort of weights for that purpose) with wire at four side of tarp in the middle and the corners I would tuck under the pool. Still you have to make sure the Intex can support this set up-mine had an inflatable rim so it worked perfectly fine.
1948058
It will work out well for that size pool. Just close the vents on the bottom and test water to ensure chlorine levels.
1230785
1-2 tablets per week is adequate for our 24x52 pool. I would think that 1 tablet would work, with the option of a 2nd tablet when needed. It works beautifully!
2048350
I use 2 sets (4x20) for my 5,000 gallon swimming pool. On a sunny summer day, the water temperature will go up no more than 10 degrees. I also use the solar bubble blankets at night to keep the water warm.
2022557
I just used four treated 4"X4"X10' and placed them in the ground at three feet depth. It's a small sail so this works fine. The sails sets 7ft above our pool.
2535
Well, we have a 32' pool and the bubble wrap pool cover rolls up on it. That stuff is almost 1/2" thick and we have no problem with that. If you only have a thin leaf cover on it I would think you would get a whole lot of feet on there. I would also suggest that you buy the recommended pole with it because we used PVC and it sags.
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It will work but you will see more heat loss at night because the pool isn't completely covered. I bought this cover because I thought it would be more durable than the thinner ones I have had in the past and it is already falling apart after one season. Normally they last only last two seasons anyway.