Hi, I just 'upgraded' my 15x48" Intex pool by cutting larger 1.5 holes so I can put in my sand filter / saltwater pump and let it rip without constraint.
My pool as 3 holes... One outlet, two inlet.
I cut larger holes for the 1x outlet and 1x inlet and placed the larger parts that I sourced. No problem here!
Now I have a problem. The remaining 1x outlet can either be plugged with the original diameter strainer plug (likely to leak), or better still I'd like to punch a larger 1.5 hole in that BEFORE I fill it up more in order to put in another hose / possibly a surface skimmer in that location.
Here's my problem
I cannot find anywhere a Intex 1.5 hose T-joint. This is required in order to combine 2x 1.5 inch hoses into the filter. I looked online on Intex and there is nothing.
1. Should I keep searching? Is there any benefit to having 2x inlets with this larger 1500 gph sand filter pump I have?
2. or just fill it up and plug the remaining hole with the smaller diameter strainer hole plug? I guess I could also use a cork in the end to make it completely plugged.
Thoughts appreciated.
Thanks!
My pool as 3 holes... One outlet, two inlet.
I cut larger holes for the 1x outlet and 1x inlet and placed the larger parts that I sourced. No problem here!
Now I have a problem. The remaining 1x outlet can either be plugged with the original diameter strainer plug (likely to leak), or better still I'd like to punch a larger 1.5 hole in that BEFORE I fill it up more in order to put in another hose / possibly a surface skimmer in that location.
Here's my problem
I cannot find anywhere a Intex 1.5 hose T-joint. This is required in order to combine 2x 1.5 inch hoses into the filter. I looked online on Intex and there is nothing.
1. Should I keep searching? Is there any benefit to having 2x inlets with this larger 1500 gph sand filter pump I have?
2. or just fill it up and plug the remaining hole with the smaller diameter strainer hole plug? I guess I could also use a cork in the end to make it completely plugged.
Thoughts appreciated.
Thanks!