How to Choose the Right Size Pool Cover

When it comes to choosing the right size pool cover, there are a few things to consider. To start, you'll need to measure your pool and take note of the maximum width (W) and length (L) of the water level of the main body of water. It's important to remember that the cover you receive will be larger than your pool by 3 or 4 feet, so you should choose a cover that is the same size as your pool. For example, if your pool is 24 foot round, you should choose a 28 foot round cover. Additionally, the distance between point A and point B should be approximately two-thirds the length of the pool. When selecting a cover, it's important to keep in mind that it should extend at least 3 inches beyond the edge of the pool. If your pool has a particular shape or additional features such as a waterfall or slide, you may need to order a custom cover. An aerial photo of the pool can also be very useful if you have a balcony, second floor or drone. All types of pool covers benefit your pool by reducing evaporation, chemical loss and cleaning time by preventing leaves and debris from entering the pool. They also protect your children and pets from falling into the pool. Before buying a cover, make sure you have all the essential details and measurements. If your pool is a standard size, it will be easier to find one in the store and less expensive. However, if you have an irregularly shaped pool or additional features, you may need to order a custom cover. Collect all your measurements, notes and drawings and complete the custom pool cover measurement form completely. With this information in hand, you'll be able to make an informed decision when it comes to choosing the right size pool cover for your needs.
Ben Young
Ben Young

Ben loves pool covers