PoBoy
03-18-2007, 02:35 AM
...and it still works great! We have a smaller pool (13x26 freeform\fiberglass). I was real nervous about cutting it, but it was such a pain to take off and put back on due to the freeform design. So I held my breath and cut it into 4 manageable pieces. At first it kept blowing off, but it had several large airbubles keeping it from being completely flat. Once we iron those out and pointed our water jets down a bit...hasnt budged in over a week. We also had to make sure it didnt overlap anywhere as that would alow the wind to sneak under and blow it up. Anyway, we've had some strong winds lately and it still hasnt budged. Best part is...if we get a hole, dry rot, or something happends to one of the pieces, we only have to replace that peice instead of the whole thing.
Anyway, I know there are a few posts about doing this as I searched all over trying to find someone that did it. Few people seemed to try. Well, if you have the nerve...go for it. Worked for me.
PS. Tried the solar sun rings...couldnt get them to lay flat enough on the pool and the wind kept blowing them on top of each other. The outer ring that is supposed to be full of air pops very easily as well. All in all, it's a great concept...but it's not perfected yet IMOP. I have 7 if anyone wants :) $15 each.
Anyway, I know there are a few posts about doing this as I searched all over trying to find someone that did it. Few people seemed to try. Well, if you have the nerve...go for it. Worked for me.
PS. Tried the solar sun rings...couldnt get them to lay flat enough on the pool and the wind kept blowing them on top of each other. The outer ring that is supposed to be full of air pops very easily as well. All in all, it's a great concept...but it's not perfected yet IMOP. I have 7 if anyone wants :) $15 each.