What is the actual dimention of the pool with the frames up? I'm trying to prep the area and I'm worried about going much past 12ft wide. Thanks!
1635193
If you spread out the top that should be big enough for the sides as well as the ends
1635194
I don't know the dimensions.. but its a nice pool. Get the cleaning equipment too. and the night lamp.If you fail to clean it becomes very ugly and unpleasant. Start out cleaning right from the beginning. Your local pool shop can help you. The send a technician over at my house ($80), but he explained everything and I can enjoy the pool now.
1635195
Giving at least a foot larger is a good idea also to put sand down level gives you a nice smooth bottom of pool.
1635196
Probably about 18 inches on each side to allow space for the supports! It's a great pool!
1635197
WE had the same concern, luckily it just fit in our space. The actual pool skin(when filled) is 12' wide, however the support bars on each side extend 1' 4" on each side, so you have to have a total of 14' 8" width and the length is is fine.
1635198
I put this pool up in early June. It is about 14 ft from bottom to bottom frame. Also, you need to add a square piece of treated wood under each frame bottom where it meets the ground. Lowes already sells these of the exact size you need. You need to center the wood plank under each frame, so you must account for that also. Basically, 15ft now between edge of wood to edge of wood.Also, like someone else mentioned, spread out the ground cover tarp and you will clearly see how much space this pool takes up.
2048581
when the pool is full the supports are no more than 2 feet. Probably but 18 inches. You
475541
Out round pool goes from about 4 feet deep at the circumfirence to about 5.5 feet in the middle and it seems to work just fine. Hope this helps.
1102183
We have a 12x24' above ground pool, 52". That's 9.300 gallons. Northern NJ. It heats the water with no problem. Just letting you know, this is our third one in several years. They only last 2-4 years. We have tried other brands and gave up. Now we just get the cheapest one.. (we take the heater inside every winter).
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i just measured mine - it is about 5 1/2 by 7 1/2 feet (these are approximations). And it is not completely even - as you can see in the picture, the pool tapers in a little bit by the slide. I measured at the widest points. My son (four years old) and an adult can both play in the pool comfortably...
2048578
18" in actuality, but since the pool has a natural bow in it, there is only 12"that the legs stick out. i will gladly post a picture if that will help.
744203
I no longer have mine, but I would say the inflatable ring around the pool is probably around 3 or 4 inches wide if that helps.
249376
About 34' x 17'10" my pool is all covered with snow so I can't get a good measurement. I have some videos on YouTube (ken dee intex pool)
913404
I just measured mine and got 59" outside and 58" inside to the top of the platform. I have a 4 ft pool and the platform is about a foot above the pool edge, 6" if you count the support pieces. I used to have "steps" into the pool and the ladder looks like you could cut some of the steps off.I don't think it's a good idea to plant your pool in the ground. Think about what your winter weather would do to it.
1020177
I think the pool area is maybe four feet by three feet. The bounce area is smaller than that because it shares the remaining area with the slide. Probably three feet by three feet? Maybe smaller. We have a 5 year old who plays on it alone and absolutely loves it.
2270309
This depends on the height of your pool side wall. Mine is 52 inches and the ladder (outside) portion is less than 24 inches from the wall. It really depends on your setup. I will say that I'm very pleased with the ladder and steps, as they are much more stable than the A-frame style that came with my pool.
2200133
8 feet across and 30 inches deep. We was really a great pool for the money.
458507
I put mine in a 15x30 pool and very happy with it.not as much light as the 300 watt elec. eater I took out but it is fine.plus I had to replace the old one about every year.and the kids love the light show.hope this helps Sam
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.
1856705
The pools are only about 12" deep. My children (Ages 7, 10 & 11) love this pool and so do all their friends. Sets up very quickly. Maintenance is the hardest item about any inflatable pool. If you leave it out over night the pool stays wet underneath. It is best to bring into a dry area (garage), to prevent mold from growing and put chairs under it to air dry. It is big and heavy so it is a two person job to put away. The storage bag is impossible to use, too small. Your children will love this pool!!! As always, with little children you need to supervise.
2056583
my pool is 32x16 and goes from 3 to 11 feet deep. (aprox. 22,000 gallons) It cleaned mine up in 8 hrs. at start up this season. Like it much better than the Pentaire Tagulus I've had in the past.
1868248
We sold ours in a yard sale shortly after we purchased. What I remember is that it was too large for our 18x36 inground pool. Probably 6 feet in diameter.