Intex 58412NP – Rectangular pool cover 305 x 183 cm and 262
Intex 58412NP – Rectangular pool cover 305 x 183 cm and 262 x 175 cm, Neutral Colo
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The Wet Set Rectangular Pool Cover
Protect your Swim Center Family Pool from leaves or other debris with the Intex Rectangular Pool Cover, a great accessory for helping to maintain fresh, clean pool water all summer long.
| Dimensions: | 305 x 183 x 30 cm; 1.87 kg |
| Model: | 58412NP |
| Part: | 58412NP |
| Manufacture: | Intex WetSet |
| Dimensions: | 305 x 183 x 30 cm; 1.87 kg |
Brilliant idea to keep bugs n leaves out of pool …
My paddle pool 3m long but the cover well covered over it with room to spare and there are drawstrings to tighten for a snug fit …ten out of te
Unless you live in a tree and bug free area then this is essential. Easy to pull on and off. Big plus is the dark colour means the sun’s heat is absorbed through the cover so the water is warm.
This is a brilliant cover. Fits well and has a fair bit of over hang. I don’t use the rope that comes with it to secure it as I found bungi jumps worked better. If it is raining we have to carefully pull the cover over the pool to get rid of the puddle that forms but that is a minor thing when you take into consideration how well it fits.
Had this for a year now and it is only just tearing up its been a life saver on my pool kept it clean for months with using this chlorine a net a pool vacuum and of course the pool filter I’ve not had to constantly empty and refill the pool I’m about to order another now as these rains have been hard on the cover and stretched it out too much and I’ve ended up ripping the edges trying to pull it tight…
Right onto cover number 2 lol let’s hope this one lasts just as well
Thicker than a cotton sheet, thinner than the pool sides but to put it in place the thickness made it reasonably easy for one person with a stiff back in shoes that could’ve been more sensible to wear for such a task (2.99 supermarket flip flops with the addition of morning dew on grass is never going to end well)
The inbuilt cord could do with being elastic as tightening it isn’t terribly practical, and equally, if the cord exit & entrance was on a corner rather than one of the long sides, that would make for an easier life, but hey, no one can hear me grunting from here. Perhaps the makers are in cahoots with the bungee rope company to make you buy one – bit like the makers of hot dog sausages and hot dog buns – you never get the same amount do you?
Now it’s on it reminds me of a rubber fitted sheet of that helps with the visuals. No, not those visuals.
I’d buy it again and it’s worth it for the reduction in pool skimming/lost wildlife to drowning. Let’s see what the cats make of it though. Oh crikey, I’d not thought of tha
The issue with mine is that it fits so well that it seals the pool to the point it gets very hot under the cover. It will heat the top part of the pool so make sure to stir the water every now and then, but it will also cause your pool to get soft like a melting effect. Every time I looked inside my glasses would Steam up, it gets that hot between the water and the cover.
I am now thinking to get a sturdier pool, non inflatable one to go with this.
Happy to say it stayed secure even with rai
Good sized PVC cover sheet for a small paddling/swimming pool. The only issue I have with it is the cord to hold it in place is very fiddly to use and you need two people to get the cover lined up and then secured. Getting the cord in place means trying to get it under an already filled pool. Water is kinda heavy on a 10′ pool!
But it’s cheap, functional and achieves its objectives so fair enough. It will sag badly if rained upon (no surprise) and will not put up with cats walking on it at which point it becomes a colander. I put a wooden plank under it to stop said 4-footed beasties ending up wrapped in plastic and the whole lot ending up in the pool. I also had to put weights all around the edges to keep said furries from getting between the cover and pool and getting into it for a swim (ours love water) and getting trapped.
The cover has a rubbery feel and fits nicely over my Intex frame pool. There is a tie that threads through along the bottom to keep the cover in place however I have found that even leaving it untied the cover does not blow off.
After using for several weeks I have seen that one of the seams along the side has split so I need to get the duck tape out. It’s not a major issue for me as the cover is still useable and I can see it being ok to pack away for next year too.