Hello everyone! I recently purchase an Intex 24 x 52 round pool. My backyard is 26.5' x 72'. Can someone tell me what is the minimum area size required to install one of this pools? Thanks!!
Size area required for Intex 24 x 52 round pool installation
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Re: Size area required for Intex 24 x 52 round pool installa
I would want a few feet at least all around the pool but you might want to check local county and/or city ordinances to see if there are any rules there you need to follow. A 24' pool in a 26.5' yard sounds a little tight if the pool is a true 24'.
I would want a few feet at least all around the pool but you might want to check local county and/or city ordinances to see if there are any rules there you need to follow. A 24' pool in a 26.5' yard sounds a little tight if the pool is a true 24'.
Re: Size area required for Intex 24 x 52 round pool installa
No, according to another member that owns on of this pools, the pool is less than 24' in diameter.
No, according to another member that owns on of this pools, the pool is less than 24' in diameter.
Re: Size area required for Intex 24 x 52 round pool installa
Hi,
This pool is just a few inches short of being 24' across.
Do you have any pictures of your yard?
26.5' is kinda small for a 24' pool. I would want to be able to walk around the pool with some room. The 20' ultra frame may be a better choice for your yard.
Hi,
This pool is just a few inches short of being 24' across.
Do you have any pictures of your yard?
26.5' is kinda small for a 24' pool. I would want to be able to walk around the pool with some room. The 20' ultra frame may be a better choice for your yard.
Re: Size area required for Intex 24 x 52 round pool installa
I,ll try to get some pictures today, weather permitting.
I,ll try to get some pictures today, weather permitting.
Re: Size area required for Intex 24 x 52 round pool installa
Most towns require at least 3ft to the property line, you'll have less than 2' and although it's an "Intex", most town/state ordinances consider it a permanent pool. Anyhow, the previous advice of checking your local requirements is solid, if anything, at least from a saftey/insurance perspective
Most towns require at least 3ft to the property line, you'll have less than 2' and although it's an "Intex", most town/state ordinances consider it a permanent pool. Anyhow, the previous advice of checking your local requirements is solid, if anything, at least from a saftey/insurance perspective
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