i have a 16ft. round pool can i buy a 15 round cover ?
355901
You could...btw be aware that it might not withstand the test of time. I had mine less than 12 months in the desert and completely destroyed
355902
A smaller cover will almost work as well as a big cover to keep the pool warmer and to help lower evaporation rates. It would still be better to get a slightly too big cover to keep dirt/bugs/debris out of pool. All the mess on the 15' cover will fall in the 16' pool when you take the cover off.
355903
Yes but it will sit right on the water. It will keep water warm but water will get on it and bugs and then when you remove the cover bugs go in and water gets on cover and is lost when you pull of the cover. I think having too big of diameter is better but this will keep warmth in.
823664
Yes, Here is the link for the 15' cover. It is $39 with free shipping - http://www.amazon.com/Dirt-Defender-8-Year-15-Feet-Above-Ground/dp/B005Y6YF92/ref=sr_1_1?m=A1Q2IBR4FB3EQ6&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1383012165&sr=1-1&keywords=defender+15 Thanks, Mark Kramer Mark's Pool Store 734-675-8260
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i don't think so. our pool is 20 x 40 and we have about 6" of overlap on the width on each side. did't trim it and the overlap keeps more heat in. if you live in hot part of the country you may not care about a bit of heat loss. great cover!!!
804470
I have the 14' pool and you can barely see the edges sticking out. It would be way too short for a 16'
636691
Yes it will if you split the cover and attach rollers head to head across the half moons. 33ft round is the max for the aboveground round pools.
790287
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.
1365727
No this would only cover part of your pool. It would be better to buy an oval cover.
164020
I really am not sure but you could try going to www.poolsupplies.com and ask them. They have helped me over the years. I hope that will help you figure out what you need.
790290
Either one would work I suppose. I would personally go with the 18". We also have 2' overlap with that cover for our pool and we notice it keeps more of the bugs/dirt ect. out as it leaves no room for things to get in. Helps with preventing rain water from getting in and the water getting more cold.Just a thought!
935962
I do not know. I had mine together the best I could and they snapped on my 18X36 pool cover. Send it back IMHO. There support was useless.
1725153
Yes, I have a 28 ft round and have to overlap the ends by a few feet so your 15 should be fine.
536923
I don't know for sure. You need to measure the top of your pool. This is just a little bigger than 15'
5333
You would have to find a 30 ft pole to roll the cover. You need a deck, since this is for in ground pools.
266383
No the liner is too big for that. Use this one Intex 12-Foot by 30-Inch Metal Frame Pool Set (Discontinued by Manufacturer) It is also cheaper too. Good luck
319458
My pool is an 18 FT round the cover was a little big and I did have to trim it.
1476279
I not sure I can check. I bought this item in error. I have a vinyl liner in my pool. It's never been used and I would be willing to beat the price by $5. I can put it on eBay and we can complete the transaction legally. If your interested let me know and I will set it up!
170991
You didn't say what # covers you are interested in. When you say 15" wide, you must have "doolies"....unless you're running street slicks. Either way, NO, none of these will cover your 15" tire.