Can you cut it to fix the gape of your pool?
1142506
You should buy it bigger than your pool if you have an odd shape, or at least never smaller. You let the cover relax for a few days, then cut it easily with a pair of unspecial scissors so that it sits on top of the water right to the walls of your pool. Enjoy!
1142507
We cut ours slightly for length and used that piece to cover the walk up stairs. They have been great. Our first year the bubbles burst and they replaced no questions asked. This year we have had no issues with bubbles.
1142508
Yes. It's very easy to cut it to fit the shape of your pool. Having two people to do it is recommended.
1366553
It can be trimmed very easily with a standard hand saw. Take the same dimension off both sides so the pitch remains the same to the drain location. It is a really good product. Be sure to use the integrated drain system. They have a very good instruction manual included in the kit.
1433828
Wouldn't see why not. Get the rectangular size that is sufficient to cover the entire pool. Lay it out flat over the pool. It will initially likely extend beyond the edges of your pool. Then using a pair of sharp scissors, you can trim it very easily as you follow the contour of your pool's edge. The cover we purchased was somewhat larger than the pool (ours is rectangular), so it was a matter following the outer edge of the pool with the scissors to obtain the perfect fit. Hope that helps.
842185
sure it can be cut. it might be a little hard getting a neat hole. try an X-acto knife and or utility knife. scissors could work too.
1366557
Sure. Just take equal amounts of each side so that your drain stays centered. I just run the foam base through the table saw to trim it.
279447
Yes, but you might need some "rigging" you csn see how I did it with my pool herehttps://plus.google.com/app/basic/photos/113558632530657782026/album/5902777553151538049/5902777555777530594?cbp=qsq84i1n7dbv&sview;=2&spath;=/u/0/app/basic/stream&sp;arm=tab%3D3X%26source%3Dapppromo
2235564
No it is one a piece butterfly type but it can be used. If you use it as is you have to either have a precut hole in the pool wall or you have or cut the hole in the wall first. I cut my gasket into two parts and clamped the skimmer to the wall with the two gasket pieces in place. I then cut the pool wall in the center of the skimmer to make the needed hole. Worked very well and has been working since early summer.
1155875
To clip over the metal panels. I do not know what brand of my pool is it came with the house I bought. I watched several online videos to figure out how to do it. The most important thing that I learned was to not put that retainer molding on until the pool was about three quarters full. I highly recommend looking at some videos. Unfortunately it was so long ago I can't remember what websites I looked on
1240616
Yes it can be cut. However, I have seen others that are already cut for a shower.
2266196
It is possible to remove it without too much trouble since it screws into the filter return but then you would have to replace the Pool Skim with the original "eye" that came with the return and then remove the eye again and reinstall the Pool Skim. It is sort of a hassle but it is doable. When I installed mine, I used the 90 degree elbow that came with the Pool Skim. So it comes out of the return and then turns and is close to the side of the pool rather than sticking straight out into the pool. It doesn't stick out too much that way and I have not had a problem with anyone hitting or bumping it. But then again I don't have a lot of kids using my pool, mainly adults. It is possible to remove it without too much trouble since it screws into the filter return but then you would have to replace the Pool Skim with the original "eye" that came with the return and then remove the eye again and reinstall the Pool Skim. It is sort of a hassle but it is doable. When I installed mine, I used the 90 degree elbow that came with the Pool Skim. So it comes out of the return and then turns and is close to the side of the pool rather than sticking straight out into the pool. It doesn't stick out too much that way and I have not had a problem with... » Read More It is possible to remove it without too much trouble since it screws into the filter return but then you would have to replace the Pool Skim with the original "eye" that came with the return and then remove the eye again and reinstall the Pool Skim. It is sort of a hassle but it is doable. When I installed mine, I used the 90 degree elbow that came with the Pool Skim. So it comes out of the return and then turns and is close to the side of the pool rather than sticking straight out into the pool. It doesn't stick out too much that way and I have not had a problem with anyone hitting or bumping it. But then again I don't have a lot of kids using my pool, mainly adults. « Show Less
2013747
Yes, it can be cut to any length. The black strips are what give off the heat so cut between them
2138952
I don't think so. It is to transparent and stringy when you cut it. I wouldn't buy it again.
1433830
yes...carefully lay it over the pool...put weights on the parts that extend over the sides and then carefully cut away the excess
1784269
Sure you can cut it. I used a little hand saw with a fine tooth blade and it worked fine (takes a little while to cut through the top edge where the round part is).
2162289
No it is not thick so I'm sure it could be cut. You would have to cut around the suction cups on it.
93423
I dont think you can cut it . The two end area welded(or glue togehter) from the factory
1082847
sure you can cut it but be sure to use a mask as the small plastic particles or fiberglass if it really old could cause you a problem