I have a 16X32 Doughboy, will a 100' roll cover? Also if you I wanted to use on the bottom how many ft would be required?
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You would need 128' to do the bottom of your pool. For best cost efficiency, I'd recommend buying a 100' roll for the outside, and two 75' rolls for the bottom. Cut each of the 75' rolls into 2 equal lengths, and you should be able to cover the bottom with no unecessary joints.
495990
I covered the side of a 24' round pool 52 inches high and had some left over so i think 100' should cover yours as far as the bottom i would contact the manufacture and ask them
495991
I understand the pool has rounded ends rather than being a true rectangle. However, a 100-ft long by 4-ft wide roll of foam would only cover about 85% of the pool base area with a single thickness. Hope this information helps...O^Ocrm
2081326
I purchased a 12 mil vs 16 mil clear cover from a company in Tonawanda, NY. They were most helpful and told me that you do not want a cover that is too heavy or you won't use it and that even though they sold different shaped bubbles for the covers that really did not make a difference. My two piece solar roller has sections about 12' x 15' and at 12 mil they are manageable.
1979225
Hi Curt--What I got (excellent service, by the way) was one good-sized roll, which seems to be a "double roll." I have a relatively small area to cover, am still prepping the surface. I did unroll the roll and measured it out with a ruler. I got about 11 yards in length
1405080
There is a crappy cover that came with my unit that fit around the whole top (43" diameter) that went all the way to the ground (23"). I would recommend buying a good cover if you are interested in something that will last.
1960726
We purchase it in 750' rolls but can only cut it up to 50'. Anything longer than that is too difficult to roll and ship. If you purchase rolls and notify ahead of time that you want 50' we can do that. Rich
1879258
I bought the 50 foot roll and connected it to a LAVA antenna and to a 4 way splitter. The cable is well made and the connectors are easy to tighten. I am well satisfied with it. I don't see any issues with the 100 foot roll.
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With my 15' round, the cover is well over the sides, a 1.5 to 2 foot drop. But that extra footage is what keeps the cover from whipping up if there's a strong breeze. I'd go with the bigger cover. It's not heavy, and you could always cut it down a bit if needed. It's basically just a big piece of bubble wrap.
197628
I bought a 90 x 108 alternative down and it fits perfect. I bought on Amazon as well. Hope this helps.
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You would have to find a 30 ft pole to roll the cover. You need a deck, since this is for in ground pools.
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One roll will cover one 26" rim with a few inches left, so you need 2 rolls for two wheels.
1367067
My 30' round pool only needed 1 roll you can use on the bottom but it's not needed I used it for insulation @ pool walls.
2207127
If warm it will cover at least 40 square feet unless you apply it heavy I rolled it on a rubber camper roof worked perfectly
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We mounted ours on one end, but it's only a 20-ft long pool so the thickness of the rolled up cover wouldn't be nearly as much as for a 33 ft pool.
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Although my pool is only 12X24 you would need a roller that is at least 22 feet in length. The model I puchased extends to 18 feet. Make sure you purchase the wheels. It's a great product and works very well. It took a few hours to assemble and set up with the strapping which allows you to lift the cover from the pool as you roll it up. Hope this helps.
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Hi. Might be a little tough to get exactly half inch. You will have peaks and valleys. I would estimate maybe 1700 bd ft coverage to be safe. David
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I use it on a 10ft tall class b coachman. The cover is about 6-10" from the ground , so it may be too long for you. But, I guess it depends on how wide your rv is also.
1979226
Hi, Curt--picking up from below--I got about11 yards in length, so you would probably need more than one double roll for your project. . Hope this helps. catbirdz